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Status: New => Fix Released
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Trademark issues with Chef/Cinc in Focal
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Hi Steve,
I was the community member from the Cinc Project that brought this to
attention. This problem is even worse for users who currently pull in
Chef from upstream as reported on our Slack earlier today:
"So not only is cinc-as-chef part of Ubuntu 20 as above, but I also
can't get it to
Chef employee here; our team has determined that this is a concern for
our trademarks, unfortunately. We can certainly discuss the distribution
of Chef's Ubuntu packages through Ubuntu, but the way cinc has been
packaged here for Ubuntu at this time does violate our trademarks. We
can definitely
@vorlon,
I just fwded an e-mail sent to motu mailing list where a representative
of Chef (bvasq...@chef.io) replies with:
"
Thanks, Lance!
As he laid out, this packaged shipped as-is is a pretty serious violation of
our trademarks, and we'd like to see it addressed as soon as humanly possible.
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Trademark issues with Chef/Cinc in Focal
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A package name in the archive and the names of programs on the
filesystem are functional elements (the first is referenced in
dependencies and impacts installability, the second is referenced in
scripts and impacts runtime behavior) and I do not believe these to be
covered by trademarks. If these
