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Let me get this straight: Company A is suing company B because B modified GPLed binaries on A's hardware. Yet you hide them. Last I checked, court actions like
by TheAmazingIdiot 16y ago
Let me get this straight:
Company A is suing company B because B modified GPLed binaries on A's hardware. Yet you hide them. Last I checked, court actions like suing are public, yet hindered by an easy court search.
And frankly, why does this matter? If it was an important case, we'd be hearing it on CNet, slashdot, digg, reddit, MSN... You name it. Just seems like a rather stuffy case of boring, but expensive, corporate law.
- jon_dahl 16y agoIf it was an important case, we'd be hearing it on CNet, slashdot, digg, reddit, MSN... Hmm, I don't think that's true at all. Since when has the tech press taken an interest in open source legalities?
- Devilboy 16y agoAre you kidding? These things are on slashdot and reddit and even Cnet all the time!
- aw3c2 16y agoI heard that he was an "expert something consultant" or something like that for the case and must not publicise details. Otherwise he would lose that position/job/whatever.