Linux Reference Center sponsored by -guess-

[towsonu2003]

This interesting sponsorship made me scream :)
http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=4541&stc=1&d=1134688807

The link where I found this is: http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2005-12-15-007-26-OS-HL-KN

PS. I need to learn Gimp a little better :)

PS2. I would give more details if my fx 1.5 wasn't this buggy, sorry.

[endersshadow]

It's an add for Microsoft SQL Server...this has been pointed out before...click on a link...you're brought to the Windows Server site.

[poptones]

This is why linux needs to be a protected trademark; just try setting up a "Windows Reference Center" sponsored by (Redhat, Novell, or even mark Shuttleworth) and see how quickly the project gets sued into oblivion.

[xequence]

Anyone who chooses windows over linux for something as important as a server deserves it if they go by just what microsoft says.

[majikstreet]

Anyone who chooses windows over linux for something as important as a server deserves it if they go by just what microsoft says.
yeah..

when dealing with linux, just don't listen to microsoft..

[BWF89]

This is why linux needs to be a protected trademark; just try setting up a "Windows Reference Center" sponsored by (Redhat, Novell, or even mark Shuttleworth) and see how quickly the project gets sued into oblivion.
Linus Torvalds owns the trademark rights to the name "Linux".

[poptones]

A trademark is unenforceable if it is not protected. Torvals can own anything he likes, if he doesn't protect that trademark it's nothing but a piece of paper.

[endersshadow]

Redhat could actually open up a "Windows Reference Center" if it felt like it. So long as it didn't slander Microsoft, and based stuff on facts, it's within fair use. Just like Miller Lite specifically targets Bud Light--it doesn't slander Bud Light, so they can use the name in the ads without paying royalties to Budweiser.