[This a follow-up to Nathan Hand's Proposal of Truce with SCO]
Read LinuxWorld Feedback to date on Nathan Hand's proposal "The lawsuits will
destroy The SCO Group, but the damage being inflicted on Linux must stop
now."
"I think some people have been confused by my letter. Some people are
accusing me of capitulating, of begging for defeat at the moment of victory,
and even questioning my motives!
I'd like to remind everybody that The SCO Group is not in litigation with the
Linux community. The SCO Group is in litigation with IBM, Novell and Red Hat
(and it seems certain that The SCO Group will lose all three cases). A truce
between The SCO Group and the Linux community doesn't affect those lawsuits
in any way!
I'd also point out that in a war of words there is no winner; there are only
losers. The image of Linux is being harmed even though we have the facts on
our... (more)
Dear Darl McBride,
Over the past 12 months The SCO Group's lawsuit against IBM has spilled over
into new territory. What was initially a contract dispute between IBM and The
SCO Group has now mutated into a war of words between The SCO Group and the
Linux community. I am tired of the conflict and I propose a truce; a way
forward for both our organisations.
Here are our terms of the truce: We fully recognize your right to defend your
IP. We ask that you recognize our right to defend our IP. This means obeying
the terms of our licenses. You must stop distributing Linux, Samba and GC... (more)