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(Puntos:3, Interesante)( Última bitácora: Domingo, 08 Agosto de 2004, 01:14h )
Christoph Hellwig ,es/era un empleado de caldera_sco, dijo en un hilo de linux-kernel [theaimsgroup.com]:
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List: linux-kernel
Subject: Re: Did the SCO Group plant UnixWare source in the Linux kernel?
From: Christoph Hellwig
Date: 2003-05-02 5:43:49
On Fri, May 02, 2003 at 03:21:36AM -0000, The Spirit of Open Source wrote:
> If there's UnixWare source in the Linux kernel, a SCO Group employee put it
> there! After all, who else would have such easy access to UnixWare sources?
As somone who walked for SCO (or rather Caldera how it was called at that time) I can tell you this is utter crap. There were very people actually doing Linux kernel work then (and when the German office was closed down all those left the company) and we really had better things to do then trying to retrofit UnixWare code into the linux kenrel. Especially given that the kernel internals are so different that you'd need a big glue layer to actually make it work and you can guess how that would be ripped apart in a usual lkml review :)
It might be more interesting to look for stolen Linux code in Unixware, I'd suggest with the support for a very well known Linux fileystem in the Linux compat addon product for UnixWare..
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