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The Maciaszek Trial Testimony - Day 2 Ends, with line #s

By Pamela Jones et al.

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Let's continue with our look at the trial testimony and finish up day 2 with our version of the transcripts with line numbers, the testimony of John Maciaszek.

Our previous articles on day 2 covered the second day of Chris Sontag's testimony (which I put together with his first day, for logic and convenience), then Darl McBride's, and then Greg Jones' testimony. Those were Novell's witnesses, the ones it called.

Novell's case having been fully presented, it was SCO's turn to put on its case, each side trying to present evidence to support their opening statements. The first SCO witness called is John Maciaszek. We've seen him before on paper, and so has Judge Dale Kimball. But this is our first opportunity to watch him in person.

I think by the end of his testimony, SCO's argument that UNIX System V and UnixWare are the same thing completely unravels.

Full post as published by Groklaw on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).

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