SCO-Caldera

List of open source and freeware products for OpenServer, UnixWare 7, Open Unix 8.

Was The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc., before SCO sold its OS division to Caldera Systems, Inc. Delivers extant applications over Internet, extranet or intranet without changing infrastructure, architecture, or any code. Centrally managed access, high securi

Offers RS-232/422/485 multiport serial products, running on various platforms, for PCI, ISA, CompactPCI

Search tech articles; supplements, fixes, tweaks, patches; manual pages. Links to many SCO resources: OSR5 specific, how-tos, diagnostics and troubleshooting, SCO technical articles, free stuff, FTP and Web sites, Usenet newsgroups.

Large text page, not an official SCO document.

Develops, supports small/mid scale Unix server OSs and business system software for network computing; products, related services: OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare. Unix intellectual property licensing. Was Caldera Systems, Caldera International, Santa Cru

Articles, tips, and help relating to SCO Unix operating systems.

Listing of those available including OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare; SCObiz, SCOsource; SCOoffice Mail Server, SCO Authentication.

Many services tailored to many customer needs, for many products, including OpenServer, OpenUnix, UnixWare; Volution, POS, Embedded, tools.

Software development firm that has developed drivers for PC Cards to run with SCO Unix operating systems. Drivers are written to be PCMCIA Standard Release 2.10 compliant.

SCO list of Release 5 patches.

Backup solution and bare metal disaster recovery technology for SCO-Caldera OpenServer, OpenUnix 8, UnixWare 7.1; OpenLinux.

FAQ for freeware programs available for OpenServer, UnixWare.

SCO Unix specialists with the full product line: OpenServer, UnixWare, Vision Family, and related third party products such as Lone-TAR Backup Software.

Links to the SCO Unix Newsgroups/Mailing List Administrative FAQ and the SCO Technical FAQ.

Firm's fastest growing revenue source stems from its efforts to enforce more licensing of its software. They recently announced Web services software that may steer some attention back to their products. [CNET News.com]

Resource for SCO Unix developers with technical information, documentation, program membership, directory, newsletter.

Enterprise-wide, multi-platform fax solution for small and medium businesses.

Compares AIX, Solaris, Tru64, SCO OpenServer and UnixWare. SCO OSs are underpowered, overpriced, lacking in scalability and security. SCO may be the true Unix, but it's also the weakest. [The Jem Report]

A leading Linux distributor bought Server and Professional Services Division of Santa Cruz Operation (SCO), long-time leader of Intel Unix. With this one move, Linux and Unix are unified for first time under one firm; enterprise OS world will never be sam