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SCO Files for Reorganization Again, Puts Assets Up for Sale

In its Quixotic effort to never admit defeat, the SCO Group has (again) filed reorganization plans in Bankruptcy Court. It has been a drawn out procedure that first raised the ire of the open source world, and later the courts, as appeals were filed and reorganization plans were rejected and resubmitted.

The SCO Group is giving it another shot, this time proposing it can rise from its ashes by selling some of its assets in a public auction. The money made from these sales will contribute to the operating budget and fund the OpenServer product line and mobile business development. A press release issued earlier says that there are several investment groups interested in a sell off, but even so, they'll still have to wait to hear what the Court says.



OStatic Buffer Overflow.....

Check out Linus Torvalds' rant about security people .....

SpiderOak: Two gigs of online storage for free--and a Linux client.....

Linux 2.6.26 kernel update released.....

Justice is served: SCO ordered to pay Novell millions.....

Do Linux Penguinistas need just need to accept that the world is not ideal? .....



Shades of Gray Turn Geeko Green: openSUSE Trademark Guidelines Released

In November, openSUSE implemented some significant changes to its licensing model, with the aim of making the distribution easier to remaster, re-work, and redistribute. At that time, openSUSE community manager, Joe Zonker Brockmeier, said that work was also underway to clarify openSUSE's trademark guidelines.

This week, the openSUSE Project released the newly re-examined trademark guidelines. The guidelines, available in PDF format, are designed to complement the new, easier to customize and redistribute openSUSE releases by explaining how to handle branding in different situations.