Which version(s) of SCO UNIX do the claims pertain to?
Again, this varies according to which piece of code you’re reviewing. Clearly with so many different versions extant, that span decades, there are millions of lines of code. The Yankee Group as well as the other analyst firms and members of the press, were only shown small portions of a few pieces of code. In my case, I saw Unix System V, version 4.1. Incidentally, this particular code is from the early 1980s, and hence predates Linus Torvalds’ first Linux code. The sample evidence – what programming language, e.g., “C”, was it written in? (It was in) C. Have you any previous experience in reading code? No. And I am not a copyright attorney either. However, for the purposes of authentication, I had a code developer present to review the materials with. No one has greater respect for their inherent limitations than I do!!! The 80 lines of code that appear to be related – what proportion of the sample evidence, in terms of lines of code, does this represent? SCO claims it was just one ex
