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For the Sake of History, a Novell 1994 10K: Unix source and UnixWare 2 separate products

By Pamela Jones et al.

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Do you remember Darl McBride testifying at trial in SCO v. Novell in April that if you wanted to get Unix source code, the only way to get it was to license UnixWare and that UnixWare was just the latest version of Unix? The court believed that story, so for the sake of history and truth, then, here is a Novell SEC 10K filing from 1994, when Novell was the place you went to in order to license UnixWare and Unix System V. They sold both UnixWare and Unix source code as two separate products.

Full post as published by Groklaw on August 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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