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Here comes Theo in three ... two ... one ...Here comes Theo in three ... two ... one ...Posted Jul 14, 2008 15:24 UTC (Mon) by southey (subscriber, #9466)In reply to: Here comes Theo in three ... two ... one ... by drag Parent article: Sun invalidates the Firestar patent
The big difference here was that it was Red Hat being sued not Sun. Also, Sun was most likely also being proactive to avoid a potential lawsuit against themselves. Perhaps too much Groklaw, but the settlement was probably the best option to Red Hat than a longer lawsuit that may have occurred if Red Hat actually challenged the patent. This news is also most likely a factor in the resolution of the Red Hat suit.
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