Techrights responds to people who believe that IBM should be left alone after using software patents to negotiate a competitor's departure from the market
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Thumbs up to Ubuntu for Removing a Part of MS; TurboHercules Likely a Psystar-Type MS Shell
An analysis combining Ubuntu's relationship with Microsoft proxies such as Yahoo! search and Mono; more on how TurboHercules may be connected to Microsoft and why IBM's response was tactless
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Why I Believe IBM is Free to Sue The Pants Off TurboHercules
It seems Groklaw will have to open a new category, answering Florian Mueller FUD.
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IBM Denies Breaking Its Open Source Promise
The open-source software community is up in arms over claims that IBM has broken a promise by asserting its patents against an open-source project. IBM denies that it has done so.
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IBM breaks OSS patent promise, targets mainframe emulator
IBM is threatening to pursue legal action against TurboHercules, a company that sells services relating to the open source Hercules project, an emulator that allows conventional computers with mainstream operating systems to run software that is designed for IBM System Z mainframe hardware.
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IBM uses pledged patents against open source mainframe emulator
In 2005, IBM pledged to not use five hundred patents against open source software. In 2010, two of those patents have shown up in a letter from IBM to the makers of TurboHercules, an open source mainframe emulator
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IBM Uses Software Patents Aggressively
New leak shows that IBM not only lobbies to keep software patents, but that it also uses them against rivals
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