Dutch Judge Bans The Existence Of Lindows
from the make-it-so dept
Apparently, a Dutch judge has decided that the Lindows name infringes on the Windows trademark and he wants it gone. That means, no more selling or advertising Lindows in any form. Even more to the point, the website Lindows.com is a problem - and the judge says that it must be blocked so that no one from Belgium, the Netherlands or Luxembourg can reach it. I'm really not quite sure how you enforce such a ruling.
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Humm.. I am not a fan, but
But this is a little far out there. Granted it is close, but aren't we pushing it a little far now?
***What we might see next.....
"And next in the news, Teen forced to change his name, Mike Rowe (its a joke Mike, don't pay me no nevermind), because it sounded close to a major software company, and his parents being charged with copy right infringement."
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