The SCO Group may not sell Linux anymore, but the open source OS still plays an important role in the company's legal wrangling $16.6 million — amount of money SCO made from a 2003 Unix licensing deal with Microsoft$86 million — amount of money Microsoft may have helped channel into SCO, according to a leaked memo from SCO consultant Michael Anderer $9 million — value of cash and stock fees SCO revealed it paid law firm Boies, Schiller & Flexner in December SEC filings 1,500 — number of letters SCO has sent to Linux users warning them of potential intellectual property violations in Linux6 — number of companies offering Linux indemnification policies since the SCO suit began$20,000 — amount of money SCO’s SCOsource program raised in its most recent quarter 5 — number of companies involved in lawsuits with SCO over its intellectual property claims16 percent — Linux server market share in 2003, as reported by IDC30 percent — Linux server market share IDC predicts for 2008 Software Development