[PLUG] Aduva's Tool Removes SCO Code

[Cooper Stevenson]

On Sat, 2003-08-09 at 09:47, Dave Clemans wrote:

> Actually, all that Aduva is announcing is that if and when a piece of 
> code is judged infringing, shortly thereafter they will release a tool 
> that will find any instances of that code and replace it...

What? The InformationWeek article link I posted (
http://www.informationweek.com/story/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=13000458 ) said this:

  "Linux developer Aduva released a tool at LinuxWorld this week that
will let companies looking over their shoulder for lawyers replace
offending Linux code with code that doesn't infringe on what SCO Group
alleges is a violation of its intellectual-property rights."

And this...

"OnStage 2.0 is available immediately; it runs on Red Hat and SuSE
implementations of Linux."

This indicates to me like the tool exists today. Please advise.


-Cooper