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The patent troll lost the case against gnome. Or rather, they've settled on not prosecuting either gnome or any other project with an OSI approved license. So,
by aflag 4y ago
The patent troll lost the case against gnome. Or rather, they've settled on not prosecuting either gnome or any other project with an OSI approved license. So, it's very likely that their patent was not even valid. If gnome had acted the same way as fedora, they'd pre-emptively remove shotwell or remove some of its features.
The community can choose to take risks, such as being prosecuted by a patent troll. For example, insurance can funded by the community.
- emkoemko 4y agoummm they clearly own the patents to these codecs.... countless companies are paying licenses for these... this is really different to some vague patent troll stuff gnome lawsuits over.