Ralf A. Quint schrieb:
>> Not the programmer of DOSLFN would be sued, also probable not the
>> hypothetical programmer for LFN in DOS-C.
>>
>> I think it's the distributor who would get sued and this is in this case
>> the responsible person for the website. (Fortunally also other people
>> are redistribution FreeDOS and/or DOSLFN but to sue freedos.org does not
>> mean that them get also automatically sued.)
>>
>> So programming LFN for DOS-C wouldn't make a difference. The risk to get
>> sued is already there and not bigger because the patent is already
>> violated so or so.
> 
> Again, I think you are to "blauäugig" here. Two 
> times wrong doesn't make things right....

I don't understand this sentence. What's 2 times wrong?

> And I don't think that Jim is happy with your POV 
> of him being the one being sued and not you...

My point of view doesn't matter if I am wrong and even my reality
doesn't change the "absolute" reality.

That I may be wrong I regard as possible, otherwise the whole discussion
makes no point.

To be honest, I would be happy if it turns into "Jim is not
responsible". Unfortunately I do not see an indicator for that but I am
glad to get prof wrong.

-mr

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