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I just read the Wired interview with Linus Torvalds. I thought it was quite good, showing a lot of insight into what life is like for the creator of the Linux operating system. I was wondering what anyone else thought of it. You can read it at:
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.11/linus.html
Is there any mention to the SCO issue?
Yeah, they talk about it on the second page in the second paragraph and some more near the end. I think the whole suit is ridiculous, if they have a problem they should take it up with IBM who gave him the code in question. It's their responsibility to check the code that they donate, not Linus'. Also, I don't know how he could have checked it; isn't Unix for-profit meaning that they don't give out source code!