Are radical elements in the open source community slowing eroding the reputation and uptake of open-source software?
Lawsuits between two members of the SCO Group board and their former employer, The Canopy Group, have been settled, clearing some uncertainty from SCO's cloudy future.
The company, which is engaged in litigation over Linux and Unix, has seen revenues dwindle over the past quarter.
The SCO Group confirmed Thursday that three more companies--Computer Associates, Leggett & Platt, and Questar--have purchased licences for its intellectual property, allowing them to run Linux without fear of SCO legal action.
Two companies that sell Linux for computing devices such as network equipment or DVD players have settled a lawsuit involving alleged mishandling of open-source software.
Are radical elements in the open source community slowing eroding the reputation and uptake of open-source software?
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