Linux Tackles Old Foes With New Tools
Linux users have much to look forward to in 2007, beginning with the end of the SCO saga, which has raged on since 2003. The year will also mark the birth of a new GPL and a new flagship enterprise Linux distribution from the current enterprise Linux leader, Red Hat.
Put this together amid the release of Microsoft Windows Vista, the company's new operating system, and open and closed source developers are in for a big year.
The litigiousness of the SCO case increased with Novell's involvement. The IBM case was first expected to go to trial this February, with the Novell case to follow.
But recent legal wrangling may well result in Novell going first.
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