CodeSmith wrote:
@T_Bone:
I guess it could be that too. As to the investors and Amiga Inc, it could well be that the last time Amiga Inc asked for more money, the investors agreed only under the condition that Amiga Inc got rid of AmigaOS.
Problem is that the got rid of the OS in April of 2003, and this funding, which we really dont have alot of proof for, just happened last week.
Amiga Inc sells the OS, uses the money to settle their debts and in exchange the VCs pay the lawyers for this last round of litigation and resume "normal" funding, knowing that all the money spent will benefit the DE.
They didnt settle their debts, in fact as far as can be shown they didnt get paid for the OS, they claimed in their deposition to be broke 1 week after they sold the OS, the claimed in the August deposition to have $100 in their sole bank account. Not one of the creditors have been paid, so why do you think they are using the money to settle the debts??
The only info I have to back this up is what's been posted on the net so far (ie not a whole lot), but that's the theory that makes the most sense to me given the info we do have.
No the theory that makes the most sense is that its a shell game to hide assets that had to be revealed after Bill Bucks last filing.
-Tig