Judge orders SCO to show Linux infringement

CNET News.com:
"SCO and IBM have each filed several motions to try to compel the other side to release information. In a motion Wednesday, IBM criticized SCO for delivering source code to IBM that had been printed on 1 million sheets of paper.

'Knowing full well that IBM would need its source code in electronic form so that proper analyses--such as those SCO itself claims to have performed--could be conducted, SCO instead produced the source code on one million sheets of paper,' IBM said in the motion. 'The only reason for SCO's production of code on paper was, we believe, to stall the progress of these proceedings while giving the (false) impression of being forthcoming in its discovery responses.'

In response to IBM's complaint, Stowell said, 'If a company wants code, it's the other party's decision to provide that any way they feel like providing that.'"

jaynote: Cool!!! This means that SCO won't mind if IBM supplies source code tattoo'd on the backs of rabid weasels

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