himself said that he had not expected to find anything significant based on his own knowledge of the code and had voiced his opinion that it was "a waste of time". After 4 to 6 months of consultant's work, Davidson says: See also Timeline of SCO-Linux controversies Copyfraud Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers (ALAM) - similar attempt to sue buyers of automobiles References External links The SCO Group- Official website Free Software Foundation position regarding SCO's attacks 6 essays, by Eben Moglen, Richard Stallman, and Bradley Kuhn Groklaw - An online community dedicated to following the progress of the various lawsuits and investigating the claims SCO makes Tuxrocks - An archive of court documents related to the various lawsuits SCO Controversy Timeline SCO:Without Fear and Without Research Linux's lucky lawsuit - Why the SCO lawsuit is a good thing in the long run The Michael Davidson Email Novell hits back at SCO in Unix dispute Fact and fiction in the Microsoft-SCO relationship Linus Torvalds explains to Groklaw that he was the original author of code that SCO claims to have authored Computing-related controversies and disputes Intellectual property law sv:SCOs rättstvister