> Tom "spot" Callaway wrote: >> On Thu, 2007-11-01 at 10:47 +0300, Peter Lemenkov wrote: >>> What about US? >> >> The Fraunhofer/Thomson patents have not expired in the US. >> They are not willing to give us an unrestricted patent grant. >> >> US Patent 5559834 expires September 24, 2013 >> US Patent 4942607 expires February 3, 2008 >> US Patent 5812672 expires September 2, 2015 >> US Patent 5579430 expires November 26, 2013 >> US Patent 5321729 expires June 24, 2011 >> US Patent 5706309 expires January 6, 2015 >> US Patent 5227990 expires July 13, 2010 >> US Patent 4821260 expires December 16, 2007 >> US Patent 5214742 expires May 25, 2010 >> US Patent 6185539 expires February 6, 2018 >> US Patent 5703999 expires November 18, 2016 >> US Patent 5924060 expires July 13, 2016 >> US Patent 5701346 expires February 2, 2015 >> US Patent 6009399 expires April 16, 2017 >> US Patent 5384811 expires January 24, 2012 >> US Patent 5736943 expires April 7, 2015 >> US Patent 5742735 expires April 21, 2015 >> US Patent 5455833 expires October 3, 2012 > > So, in Fedora 28 we may be able to include MP3 support? :) Actually, if we don't slip schedules too badly, (2018-2007)*2+8= Fedora 30. Or, I suppose, 29, if it's Feb 6 2018. :) -- novus ordo absurdum -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
