eric magaoay wrote: fill a bug (RFE) against ntfs-3g in bugzilla

Nicolas Antonio Corrarello wrote: If there is a patent question associated with the latest ntfs-3g sources, MS must declare its patent rights and inform the offending party/parties to be enforceable. I just look at the source codes, and all seem to be released under GNU Public License (GPL). So I assumed nothing there is non-free or it will violate the spirit of GPL. I think as hardware/software virtualization improved and optimized, ntfs-3g will be less significant, if not already. OK, I will do it upon completion of my test. eric

Josh Boyer wrote: You are right, the license simply addressed contract agreements and more or less the copyrights. It is possible that ntfs-3g's current implementation under user level, rather than at the kernel level, and assuming it was developed under the clean environment, merit the idea as distinct and beyond the scope of ntfs patent that has been granted. eric

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Sorry, didn't attempt to offend anyone neither create a discussion, just clearing a doubt Jason L Tibbitts III escribió: