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Comments     Threshold   RE: Is it a GPU? By smitty3268 on
5/31/2006 7:17:04 PM , Rating: 2 That's why the sued Lindows in
a foreign court. No one really knows if their trademark would
hold up in an English language courtroom.  RE: Is it a GPU? By
Bull Dog on 5/31/2006 9:49:34 PM , Rating: 2 Actually Microsoft
tried many times in the US courts. They got thrown out on their
ears.  RE: Is it a GPU? By Ard on 6/1/2006 12:40:01 AM , Rating:
2 As far as the PTO is concerned, "Windows" is still a valid
Microsoft trademark and is still protected. As to why MS can
trademark it in the first place, it's a descriptive term of
their OS and that term has acquired a secondary meaning over the
past 20 years.  RE: Is it a GPU? By psychobriggsy on 6/1/2006
6:16:21 AM , Rating: 2 WIMP as a term has been around since the
70s.  What does it stand for? Windows Icons Menus Pointer.  It
has not gained a 'sec