Re: [RULE] Re: Fedora replaces Red Hat Linux -- trademark availability?

[Bryan J. Smith]

Quoting "M. Fioretti" <address@hidden>:
> I don't know because I haven't had time to read all the pages in that
> web site and, from what I hear in other red hat lists, I have the
> feeling they haven't made all details clear yet.

Same here.  All I read was that the trademark details would be clarified.

I'm going to assume that Red Hat is going to make it even easier to replace its 
trademarks than previously with Anaconda.  It would not surprise me one bit if 
it was just a matter of dropping a couple of images and/or text files in a 
dedicated directory on the CD.

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