Microsoft has settled all its trademark infringement suits against Lindows with a $20 million payment to the Linux operating system upstart, which has agreed to change its provocative name. Lindows says the cash settlement and the public offering could help eliminate concerns that it will not be able to stay afloat, but it notes that it still expects to have significant losses over the next several years.
July 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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