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SCO Successor Xinuos Seeks Rehearing in Linux Ownership Battle Against IBM/Red Hat

Xinuos, the successor to SCO, is seeking a rehearing of its legal claims against IBM and Red Hat concerning Project Monterey. This legal dispute centers on the ownership of Linux, and Xinuos believes the case is nearing its conclusion after a previous panel of judges ruled against their claim. The outcome could significantly impact the ongoing battle over Linux ownership. AI

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SCO Successor Xinuos Seeks Rehearing in Linux Ownership Battle Against IBM/Red Hat

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    📰 SCO Successor Xinuos Asks Court to Rehear Its Claims Against IBM/Red Hat Over Project Monterey The long legal battle over ownership of Linux "is closer than e

    📰 SCO Successor Xinuos Asks Court to Rehear Its Claims Against IBM/Red Hat Over Project Monterey The long legal battle over ownership of Linux "is closer than ever to ending," reports the Register, "after a panel of three judges ruled a claim against IBM and Red Hat isn't valid, …