Lindows wins trademark fight in the Netherlands

By liam noonan on May 28, 2004 4:06 PM |

Lindows wins some in the Netherlands | The Register

Lindows has won the latest round in its trademark fight with Microsoft, with a Dutch court ruling that it can keep its name for general corporate purposes in the Netherlands.
The Linux distro had lost an earlier case in the Netherlands over the use of the Lindows name and had to change the name of its operating system and its web site to Linspire. However, it kept Lindows as its official company name.

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