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Re: Chapter 11 trustee appointed

sabo...@gmail.com (SuperNull) — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 22:12:53 UT

The appointed trustee will basically be in charge of the company. The
current SCO management will have to cooperate with him fully,
including giving him access to all the confidential company documents
and answer all his questions about past dealings.
As a result of this, it is possible that various scandals will emerge

Chapter 11 trustee appointed

rkhallo...@gmail.com (Robert Halloran) — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 19:53:50 UT

Decision approx. 3 PM ET Aug 5:

From the decision:

...
It is an understatement to stay that since the filing of their
bankruptcy the Debtors financial situation has greatly declined.
...
No one can fairly argue that the Court has not been patient with the
Debtors. The Court is now unwilling to continue to wait while Debtors’

Should SCOXQ Acquire SSVE? What do you guys think?

robyn...@gmail.com (Robyn deans) — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 11:09:52 UT

it might make sense for SCOXQ to own SSVE as it will reduce costs for
customer service, technical support and back-office work with its
centers in the Philippines. I bought a few shares of SSVE just in
case, it seems very undervalued. What do you guys think about the
potential for a deal?

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Re: US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

rkhallo...@gmail.com (Robert Halloran) — Tue, 12 May 2009 19:59:04 UT

I had a copy of Caldera's OpenLinux from my time as a Netscape SE
(between AT&T and My Current Employer); targeted for businesses,
pretty good for the time, but the upfront costs were typical of
Novell; I suppose the incremental-charges mindset was too ingrained.

Caldera *SHOULD* have had a winner with the Santa Cruz acquisition: a

Re: US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

Mon, 11 May 2009 21:59:59 UT

knew some nice folks at Caldera - even wrote a book or two about the
distro

amazing to turn what was a viable business plan using Open Source
and Free Software into a debacle!

btw, i still have a little OpenServer box i'm saving for the pistol
range

Re: US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

sabo...@gmail.com — Mon, 11 May 2009 19:22:10 UT

Oh yeah, I'm sure Novell, RedHat and/or IBM are offering migrate-to
deals to SCO customers as we speak.

It's just such a shame that SCO ignored the way the wind was blowing a
long time. They HAD their own Linux distro at some point but killed
it. Knowledge of how to run a Unix-like OS on enterprise scale is

Re: US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

rkhallo...@gmail.com (Robert Halloran) — Mon, 11 May 2009 11:52:15 UT

I've been following the case since the beginning. I'm just amazed
(still) that this stock isn't trading at sub-penny values after all
the nonsense.

Having worked in various parts of AT&T for 12 years, seeing these
bottom-feeders trying to use UNIX as some sort of legal blackjack
because of their own business failures steams me royally. What would

Re: US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

sabo...@gmail.com — Sat, 09 May 2009 03:38:27 UT

Daytraders?
People betting someone will buy them out to service/assimilate the
installbase? They DO have an installbase you now. There are still
companies using their stuff.

Yeah if you followed the case, you should now that it is very unlikely
now that anyone will touch them with a pole of any length.

US Trustee calls for Ch 7 liquidation; stock UP?!?

rkhallo...@gmail.com (Robert Halloran) — Thu, 07 May 2009 13:57:13 UT

The Trustee has filed a request in BK court in Delaware asking for a
conversion to Ch 7 liquidation, to be heard in June.

The stock jumps from 0.10 to 0.14? WTH?

Re: when will this pig just die?

jfergu...@nc.rr.com — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 14:58:19 UT

This pig is on life support in the BK court in Delaware, and they have
a PLAN! Visit [link] for more.

Meanwhile, they're looking for a new supplier of lipstick.

when will this pig just die?

Thu, 19 Feb 2009 01:15:15 UT

i mean, really, isn't it about time?

Favourable ruling... what's next? coming back from the dead...

enrico.sch...@elseworlds.ch — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 16:19:56 UT

After the favourable ruling that orders SCO to pay only (and this a
euphemism) 2.5M to Novell, instead of the 20M that Novell was
requesting, it seems to me that SCO had finally closed a hard chapter
in it’s history and may be able to look forward… but what’s next?

Are they going to concentrate on releasing new products and grow as a

Re: Impacts for shareholders after 100 million help

hillelg...@yahoo.com — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 20:26:28 UT

Who cares about shame?

Lying to investors is a criminal offense and the SEC should
be looking into that. I suspect that a little digging will find
a mini-Enron hiding in the corner.