Thursday, March 01, 2007
3/1 SNR III
The CC was kind of amusing this time. Darl says the company's "undervalued", and called SCO's court opponents "enemies", so I think he's taking this a little personally. Headcount's way down to 123 now, because 20 additional people "fell out" through "transitioning", and it's all Linux's fault, but they've got some sort of OpenServer+Me Inc fusion product in the works, and once it takes off and they win the lawsuits, they'll reverse that pesky 90% decline in Unix revenue real soon now. Or at least that's what they say when talking to a clueless investment type -- this time "Hank Feinstein" from "Gagnon Securities" who's already bought about 400k shares without having a clue about what the litigation's all about. Okayyyyy....
Haven't seen any reports from the courtroom yet, but I'll link to those when I see 'em.
- Some early news coverage:
- If you'd prefer something a little less polished, I was posting to IV as I listened to the call, so my notes are in three parts: [Part 1] [Part 2] [Part 3]. When I say it isn't polished, I'm not kidding. I'm linking to it mostly because I don't have time to do a big writeup about the call just now.
- Or if you'd rather just listen to the call yourself, there's a torrent of the call here -- it's a 16MB Ogg, so it may not be the thing for you dialup users out there.
Haven't seen any reports from the courtroom yet, but I'll link to those when I see 'em.
Labels: linux, open source, sco, tech
By brx0 @ 7:10 PM 
