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Swedish court blocks Lindows
December 11, 2003Hearing set for Lindows motion
March 22, 2004 A federal judge will hear the Linux seller's request to bar Microsoft from extending its trademark actions overseas.Lindows postpones public offering
August 19, 2004 CEO Michael Robertson says the Linux company "won't be forced into a cut-rate IPO."Microsoft signs technology pact with Linspire
June 14, 2007 Users of the Linux operating system will get patent protection and access to updated Windows Media technology.Dutch judge blocks Lindows over trademark issue
January 30, 2004 Microsoft wins a preliminary injunction that bars Lindows, maker of a Linux OS that mimics Windows, from selling products under the Lindows name in the Netherlands and other Benelux countries.Looking for Lindows? Try Linspire
April 14, 2004 Following European court rulings in its trademark battle with Microsoft, the software maker renames its open-source operating system.Ruling clears way for Lindows trial
May 24, 2004 A federal appeals court declined to hear an appeal from Microsoft in its trademark spat with Lindows, paving the way for a trial later this year.Microsoft-Lindows spat heads north
February 20, 2004 The software giant files a trademark suit in Canada against the upstart Linux seller. Lindows says the lawsuit is meant to "slow us down."Microsoft pays to end Lindows suits
July 19, 2004 For $20 million, software giant gets Linux upstart to give up name.Microsoft, Lindows face off in Dutch court
May 11, 2004 Microsoft is demanding the open-source software company be hit with a fine in excess of $100,000 per day for allegedly infringing on the Windows trademark.Lindows: Trademark case could get expensive
March 12, 2004 The open-source software maker says Microsoft wants a Dutch court to fine Lindows more than $100,000 per day for not blocking certain visitors to its Web site.Microsoft ordered to pay Lindows' court fees
June 2, 2004 The Linux software company wins a battle, and a minor payout, in its trademark war with the software giant.Lindows asks court to nix overseas lawsuits
March 16, 2004 In the latest legal battle with Microsoft, the open-source OS maker requests that the software giant be barred from filing another trademark suit against it overseas.Lindows-Microsoft suit hits another delay
November 25, 2003 Yet again, a federal court pushes back the date of a jury trial that will decide whether Microsoft's trademark claim to "windows" will end up shuttering Lindows.com.Linux specialist lowers IPO price range
August 7, 2004 First, it agreed to give up its name in a deal with Microsoft. Now Lindows is scaling back its stock market ambitions.Lindows plans name change overseas
April 7, 2004 The Linux company's CEO says that in light of ongoing legal battles with Microsoft, it will adopt a different name for business outside the United States.Microsoft-Lindows battle expands in Europe
December 8, 2003 Microsoft expands its trademark dispute with Lindows to Europe, putting pressure on the Linux seller and its PC partners to stop distributing the company's open-source operating system.Linux seller trims IPO price--again
August 12, 2004 Company soon to be formerly known as Lindows cuts IPO price range for second time in two weeks.Linux seller gunning for search
November 11, 2004 Searching on Google will be as "old-fashioned as going to Blockbuster for videos," Linspire CEO says.Lindows.com drops letters in European revival
February 17, 2004 The Linux seller, which Microsoft contends infringes its Windows trademark, is back in business in Benelux countries, minus a few letters from its name.
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