Magical thinking. Of course you can state matter of factly "this is not a Lenovo product" without violating trademarks. OTOH maybe there is a real risk of gett

Magical thinking. Of course you can state matter of factly "this is not a Lenovo product" without violating trademarks. OTOH maybe there is a real risk of getting sued, even if the lawsuit doesn't have merit. CentOS always avoided mentioning Red Hat and refered to the "upstream vendor". I think this was an agreement so that CentOS didn't show up as the first result for "Free Red Hat clone" and it was slightly less obvious to decision makers what it was.