Re: SCO's infringing files list

[Joseph Pingenot]

>Any thoughts?

Yep.  After a very partial and preliminary look (ctype.h, signal.h, errno.h)
  I would recommend that SCO sue the much larger pot of Microsoft Windows
  users out there.
So far as I can tell, Visual Studio ships with these files as well, although
  I can't compare the Linux, SCO, and Windows versions of them.
Anyone with more info?

-Joseph


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