'Thank you Mr. Enderle for providing an all too rare balanced view of this situation. Some IT people may work for outfits that may not be willing to fight this all the way to the Supreme Court. These people may have career difficulties if their CEO or CFO receives an IP violation letter from somebody's lawyer. Hard questions may follow this letter like, "What made you think that a $10,000 piece of software could be legally purchased for under a $100". "It took how many hours to install that server!", "Waddya mean ____ won't run on it."' . What IP violation letter? What IP? . If SCO were to send such a letter in Germany, they would be fined a quarter million euros for unfair competition since they failed to prove their case in court. If SCO has an actual case, why are they unable to prove their case in German court? . 'There are plenty of good reasons for FUD right now and Mr. Enderle had done as all a favor by illustrating these facts.' . What facts are you talking about? . Until SCO made a link to this article from this main page, every single reply to Enderle criticized him for a flagrant amount of errors he made.