> In my reading of the story, I get the idea that SCO isn't telling us who
> exactly stole the offending code. If the changelog is as detailed as
> Linus
> has said, SCO should sue the person(s) who put the offending code into
> the
> kernel. Additionally, they wouldn't need to have people sign an NDA,
> as they
> could point at the people who stole the code, and show how those
> people got
> the code in the first place.
Okay, I admit it. I stole the SCO code and put it in the kernel.
Can we all go worry about something else now?
- Robin
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