From: SCO Information <i...@sco.COM>
Subject: Low cost source license for certain ancient Unix versions
Date: 1998/05/12
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 SCO PROVIDES LOW-COST SOURCE LICENSES FOR "ANCIENT" RELEASES OF UNIX
 OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE
 
 SANTA CRUZ, CA (May 12, 1998)  Continuing to encourage progress and
 innovation of the UNIX System, SCO (NASDAQ:SCOC), the world's leading
 supplier of UNIX server systems and owner of the UNIX intellectual
 property, today announced the availability of special software licenses for
 "ancient" versions of the UNIX operating system. 
 
 Available immediately are licenses for the following versions: the Mini
 UNIX operating system; the UNIX V6 operating system; the PWB UNIX operating
 system; and the UNIX V7 operating system, which also covers Editions 1-5,
 and the 32V.
 
 These licenses permit hobbyists and enthusiasts to have access to the
 source code of these historic releases, for personal and non-commercial
 use, and to share experiences and code updates with other authorized
 individuals having corresponding licenses. SCO has received numerous
 favorable responses from UNIX enthusiasts around the world, including
 messages such as, "Future computer historians will greatly appreciate what
 you have achieved!" and "I've wanted access to this material for nearly 20
 years! Well done!"
 
 This activity is inline with SCO's existing programs that offer free
 licenses to UnixWare and SCO OpenServer system products and related
 software, including Java Development Kits, for personal and non-commercial
 use, and free memberships in SCO's Developer program for all UNIX System or
 LINUX system developers. 
 
 See http://www.sco.com/offers for license terms and other information. A
 $100 fee is charged to offset cost of legal and administrative handling of
 the license. Since SCO does not provide the actual source code, please
 visit the PDP Unix Preservation Society Web site at
 http://minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au/PUPS/ for information on source code
 availability.
 
 About SCO
 SCO is the world's number one provider of UNIX server operating systems,
 and the leading provider of network computing software that enables clients
 of all kinds - including, PCs, character terminals, and NCs - to have
 Webtop access to business-critical applications running on servers of all
 kinds. SCO designed Tarantella software, the world's first application
 broker for network computing. SCO sells and supports its products through a
 worldwide network of distributors, resellers, systems integrators, and
 OEMs. For more information, see SCO's WWW home page at:
  http://www.sco.com/.
 
 # # #
 
 SCO, the SCO logos, SCO OpenServer, The Santa Cruz Operation, and UnixWare
 are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
 in the USA and other countries. UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open
 Group in the United States and other countries. Java is a trademark of Sun
 Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries, and is used
 under license. All other brand and product names are or may be trademarks
 of, and are used to identify products or services of, their respective
 owners.
 
 ___________________
 Brian Ziel			
 Manager, Product PR
 Tel: 408-427-7252
 Fax: 408-427-5418
 Email: mailto:bri...@sco.com
 Web: http://www.sco.com
 Press: http://www.sco.com/press
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