It would be so much simpler if Microsoft just told people what parts of the Linux kernel they believe infringe their patents. If proved true, kernel developers could rewrite those parts of the kernel and thus eliminate the patent infringement. It seems to me that Microsoft is more interested in maintaining the threat of requiring revenue for IP rights than actually spelling out what IP it believes it owns. It seems to be working as some big sums of money change hands for something as yet undefined. On 21/02/07, James Pluck <papabearnz(a)gmail.com> wrote:
An article from Computerworld to add grist to the mill of questions for Monday's guest speaker.
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