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Thread: Arch Linux Enables Mesa Floating Point Textures

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    Quote Originally Posted by yesterday View Post
    Well Arch is volunteer run and and pretty much a hobby distro.

    The chances of them being targeted by a law suit are pretty minimal. There is no benefit gained in suing Arch Linux
    i suppose that as long as it's not for-profit it can stay safe.

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    Someone should realy buy that patent from that stupid company (not a license). Can't IBM just step in and be like trololololol company bought, everybody fired...

    They spend... what?... one billion a year on Linux? Can't a couple of mils be used to trash those trolls?

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    Quote Originally Posted by V!NCENT View Post
    Someone should realy buy that patent from that stupid company (not a license). Can't IBM just step in and be like trololololol company bought, everybody fired...

    They spend... what?... one billion a year on Linux? Can't a couple of mils be used to trash those trolls?
    IBM couldn't care less about desktop issues. The patent has no value to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by V!NCENT View Post
    Someone should realy buy that patent from that stupid company (not a license). Can't IBM just step in and be like trololololol company bought, everybody fired...

    They spend... what?... one billion a year on Linux? Can't a couple of mils be used to trash those trolls?
    That would be really nice. +1

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    Quote Originally Posted by yesterday View Post
    IBM couldn't care less about desktop issues. The patent has no value to them.
    Maybe Canonical then? Red Hat?

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    Quote Originally Posted by asdx View Post
    Maybe Canonical then? Red Hat?
    I don't think you can buy a company purely with marketing-Fu.
    Who owns the patent in question?

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