@rob

That's interesting, thanks.

Apparently (in the context of Cloanto's case against Hyperion) we are not only talking about past and present tense but also future products not even on the market yet. Does the fact that this is happening in Europe prevent Cloanto from using it as meaningful evidence in the *current* case?

It almost appears as Hyperion has replaced their by now most certainly non-existent OS4 business with a scheme where they practically are selling Cloanto's *entire IP portfolio* to everyone and his dog without Cloanto's consent. Is there anything more of it they can sell? Any other Commodore stuff? Together with their Workbench trademark infringement, as well as them trying to register Cloanto's since long "AmigaForever" and "Workbench" trademarks, this sure shows the true colors of Hyperion Entertainment.