As I mentioned on Monday, the Psystar appeal was scheduled for oral argument at the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, CA on Tuesday, and we have
the audio for you, if you can play wma format. I don't know why courts think we all use Windows, but we don't. But at least they make it available, which is more than the 10th Circuit has even dreamed of.
If you'd like to follow the threads closely,
here's our
Apple v. Psystar collection of documents in the case so far, and the ones that were relevant specific to this hearing would be:
You can pretty much figure out what is in the opening brief by reading the others. The three judges on the panel were Justices Schroeder, Thomas and Gould. I can't tell you more than that, because I decided years ago that I couldn't agree to Microsoft's EULA on Windows Media Player. There are patent restrictions, and I got the impression it would spy on me if I let it near my computer, and the day I change my mind on all that, you'll know pigs are flying.
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