“Where do you want to go tomorrow?” How about to court?”
“Companies using the Linux tag line have been getting heat from
Microsoft to cease and desist.
“Linux.de recently posted a notice on its site that says it will
comply with Microsoft’s request to remove the slogan…”
“Cybernet Systems Corporation of Ann Arbor, Michigan, is trying
to win legal ground for use of the phrase. The company is awaiting
a decision on its request for trademark rights to “Where do you
want to go tomorrow?” which was filed in July 1998…”
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