The two companies confirmed Tuesday that they will be forced to wait until March 1, 2004, to get their day in court.
However, in May last year, U.S. District Judge John Coughenour denied the request to shutter the Lindows site, questioning whether Microsoft had the right to the word "windows." In October, Lindows asked the judge to toss out the case altogether, arguing that Microsoft's trademark is invalid because "windows" is a generic term, but Coughenour said that a jury should decide the matter.
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The two companies confirmed Tuesday that they will be forced to wait until March 1, 2004, to get their day in court.
However, in May last year, U.S. District Judge John Coughenour denied the request to shutter the Lindows site, questioning whether Microsoft had the right to the word "windows." In October, Lindows asked the judge to toss out the case altogether, arguing that Microsoft's trademark is invalid because "windows" is a generic term, but Coughenour said that a jury should decide the matter.