As SCO edges closer to filing a copyright-infringement lawsuit against a Linux customer, CEO Darl McBride fired off a public letter on Thursday launching SCO's case against the open-source movement and the General Public License.

While the embattled Unix company is set to face-off against IBM tomorrow in a Utah court on a discovery matter, its CEO broadly distributed the foundation paper on Thursday to outline SCO's right to file a lawsuit against a Linux user based on U.S. Copyright Law and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

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