Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 10th Jun 2010 23:03 UTC, submitted by SReilly
"SCO was dealt yet another blow in court today when District Judge Ted Stewart rejected the company's motion requesting a new trial or judgement of law. In a ruling issued today, Judge Stewart sided with a jury that issued a verdict against SCO in April, finding that Novell was the rightful owner of the UNIX SVRX copyrights. According to Judge Stewart, SCO failed to demonstrate that the jury's verdict contradicted the evidence presented in the case."
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Does anybody even follow with Microsoft are doing these days? It seems they have released a few office versions after Office 97, and are no longer ridiculed because Windows 7 is sort of okay (in the eyes of naive observer).
One interesting [OT] discussion that is being ignored - iPad will do some damage to Flash. Can you extrapolate what it will do to Silverlight, the technology that never gained any real realfoothold?