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[[handytone24.de] Markus Nicoleit]

Hi @all
I Can't await it until Reactos 1.0 is released;)
fuck this commercial m$ assholes *g* ok it's may be a bit hard. but when
reactos is almost compatible with all the windows programs i need
(photoshop, dreamweaver, fruity loops, ...) i never use windows again ;))
greetings from germany markus

[Steven Edwards]

--- "[handytone24.de] Markus Nicoleit" <webmaster(a)handytone24.de>
wrote:
>   fuck this commercial m$ assholes *g* ok it's may
> be a bit hard. but
>  when
>  reactos is almost compatible with all the windows programs i need
>  (photoshop, dreamweaver, fruity loops, ...) i never use windows again
>  ;)) 
Ok for guys like this I take back everything I said about publicly
flaming.
Thanks
Steven
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[Novikov Semyon]

ea(a)iol.it wrote:
>  A mobile phone company that has a logo that remembers
> Reactos'
> http://www.mobilemag.com/content/100/340/C2782/
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Are ReactOS logo os trademark?

[Steven Edwards]

Hello,
--- Novikov Semyon <tappak(a)freemail.ru> wrote:
>   Are ReactOS logo os trademark? 
Not yet. I am supposed to meet with the legal team this comming week
and I will ask how much it will cost to trademark everything.
Thanks
Steven
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[Vizzini]

On Fri, 2004-05-07 at 11:55, Steven Edwards wrote:
>   Hello,
>  --- Novikov Semyon <tappak(a)freemail.ru> wrote:
> >   Are ReactOS logo os trademark? 
>  Not yet. I am supposed to meet with the legal team this comming week
>  and I will ask how much it will cost to trademark everything. 
I looked into this once (~7 years ago) for a business I stared, and
found that nobody can stop us from using our mark (in the US, anyway,
and in the state in which I live) if we can produce published examples
of its use before anyone else.  It might be a good idea to archive away
anything old and published we have with the logo on it, just in case we
need it.
 -Vizzini