Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 30th Mar 2009 21:19 UTC
Navigation device maker TomTom and Microsoft have resolved their patent dispute by entering into a settlement agreement out-of-court. The outcome of the agreement is that TomTom will license the infringed patents, but that they will remove the encumbered code from their implementation of the Linux kernel within two years.
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RE[2]: A victory for M($)
by John Blink on Tue 31st Mar 2009 03:35
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RE[3]: A victory for M($)
by PlatformAgnostic on Tue 31st Mar 2009 05:11
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RE[3]: A victory for M($)
by sukru on Tue 31st Mar 2009 05:14
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Yep we have ext2 for windows: http://www.fs-driver.org/
Also some versions of Partition Magic came with drivers for various file systems (yep you could mount them in windows).
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2007-02-07
OMG! They're acting like a ... corporation!
(Maybe this will encourage SD group to abandon FAT once and for all.)
Edited 2009-03-30 22:23 UTC