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Porting Open Source Software to SCO

The following documents and links are intended to server as a starting point and introduction to porting Open Source software to SCO platforms.

• Introductory article on "SCO, Skunkware, and the Open Source Movement"
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  • PostScript format
  • Rich Text format
• Introductory article on "Porting Open Source Software to SCO"
  • HTML format
  • PostScript format
  • Rich Text format
• MagicPoint presentation on "Porting Open Source Software to SCO"
• White paper on "Porting to UnixWare 7"
• Developer FAQs:
  • answers to FAQ's in "news:comp.unix.sco.programmer"
  • UnixWare Frequently Asked Questions
• The following links refer to SCO newsgroups that contain a wealth of information. They are vehicles to use for discussing various SCO topics with developers, service providers, resellers & distributors, and other SCO community members.

  These links rely on your browser's ability to open a news reader and the news reader being properly configured to access a current news feed.

  "comp.unix.sco.announce"
  Product service and business announcements of interest to the SCO community. Also contains SCO supplement information (SLS, TLS, EFS, etc)
  "comp.unix.sco.misc"
  Questions, answers, comments and discussions about past, present, and future SCO and related third party products and services
  "comp.unix.sco.programmer"
  Questions, answers, comments and discussions about past, present, and future SCO development system products and related software
  "comp.unix.unixware.misc"
  Questions, answers, comments and discussions about miscellaneous past, present, and future UnixWare related issues.
  If your browser can't open a news reader, you don't have access to a current news feed, or if you just prefer to read news articles with your browser, an alternate way to read news is by accessing Deja News at the following URL:
  http://www.dejanews.com/categories/comp.shtml

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Last Updated: Friday Nov 19, 1999 at 09:16:46 PST