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SCO 5.0.6 application compatibility w/ Linux?
Hello Valued Members,
I was wondering if there are any Linux, BSD, versions that can run SCO 5.0.6 applications without much modification? I was looking into purchasing a copy of Caldera Openlinux, the last version, but wanted to ask if there are any other options of a newer variant. I am also looking into getting a copy of UnitedLinux. Also, could the now defunct Caldera be rejuvenated with a modern Kernel? Any help in this area would be great . . . even though I have SCO on a modern machine, running the application I need it to run, I am looking for longer lasting alternatives, that don't require ports! Thanks In Advance  |
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