I've just gotten home from today's hearings in the SCO v. Novell case. Long day, hot courtroom. Ok, only 3 hours but it felt longer. No surprise here, but Judge Kimball has taken it under advisement. No rulings from the bench.

Regarding the last minute expert declarations, at Judge Kimball's request they were neither used in argument nor rebutted. ... Today's hearing was a "good one" and well worth the read. Not that my report will be all that great. The good stuff is hard to capture. As always Novell's Michael Jacobs was fascinating to listen to. He's easygoing, good-humored, and sharp-as-a-tack.

Jacobs argued for Novell on the first two motions with Edward Normand arguing those for SCO. The last motion (Breach of Contract/Unfair Competition) was argued by Novell's Grant Kim and SCO's Brent Hatch.

So, as soon as he sends the rest, we'll find out the details. If you have questions for Chris, ask away.

Update: Chris' report is in and we have a second eyewitness account.