Story: 'Linux' trademark doesn't matter, says Stallman
Posted by: Scott R. (Tuesday 30 August 2005, 11:11 AM)
Using Stallman's own logic, it also does not matter if it is called "Linux" or "GNU\Linux". If the software is free to use, add too or modify then it also does not matter what it is called either, right? If there are more "important" things to worry about than name copyrights then there is more "important" things to worry about then what it is called wouldn't you agree Mr. Stallman? I'll bet bucks to dollars that he would not be able to swallow that pill.
Full Talkback thread
Story: 'Linux' trademark doesn't matter, says Stallman
-
I totally agree with Richard Stallman.
You can tak... Tim Cumberworth -
"Free software means you're free to run it, study... Anonymous
-
To anonymous consultant: Trademarks do not i... Anonymous -
RMS isn't the one who's confused here, f... Scotty D -
I have to agree with "Anonymous Consultant," RMS g... Dick Busch, Manhattan
-
As someone had already pointed out, the name... Anonymous
-
News flash to RMS. Your 15 minutes of relevancy e... Long time Linux user
-
News Flash to Long-time linujx user
your 15 m... Anonymous
-
I must say that I do think it's necessary such in... George
-
Using Stallman's own logic, it also does not matte... Scott R.
