In the court case between M$ and Lindows over the use of the term Lindows, M$ loses the first round:
The Register: Window v. Lindows - round one to underdog
The ruling raises some interesting questions for M$ in general:
from page 20 of the ruling ...Quote:
...the Court finds that Lindows.com has met its burden of proof in rebutting the validity of the Windows trademark... Microsoft counters Lindows.com's evidence of genericness with only sparse support for its claim that Windows falls into a protectable category. Microsoft supplies minimal affirmative evidence to support its claim that Windows is non-generic
It's nice to see some objective rulings ...
Cheers,
BrainStop
