Definitely, the case SCO Unix never ends more bounce!
The owner of UnixWare believed to have found a way out by selling its Unix technology and part of its activities in telephony fund York Capital Management, for 36 million dollars. What cover legal costs incurred, group debts, and perhaps hoped to continue its activity.
But it was not counting on IBM, which challenges the decision to SCO under the Chapter 11 American protection from bankruptcy under which SCO has placed (read the article), which in the texts is intended to allow a company in difficulty to reorganize, not to divest its assets.
And without rely on Novell, which since a decision by the Court of District of Utah on August 10 last year, is recognized as the rightful owner of the rights in Unix, which should not fail to create a problem regarding the sale of 'UnixWare.
A decision that also weighs heavily on SCO and that has largely influenced in the app
