Free Electrons becomes Bootlin

Longtime embedded Linux development company Free Electrons has just changed its name to Bootlin due to a trademark dispute (with "FREE SAS, a French telecom operator, known as the owner of the free.fr website"). It is possible that Free Electrons may lose access to its "free-electrons.com" domain name as part of the dispute, so links to the many resources that Free Electrons hosts (including documentation and conference videos) should be updated to use "bootlin.com". "The services we offer are different, we target a different audience (professionals instead of individuals), and most of our communication efforts are in English, to reach an international audience. Therefore Michael Opdenacker and Free Electrons' management believe that there is no risk of confusion between Free Electrons and FREE SAS.However, FREE SAS has filed in excess of 100 oppositions and District Court actions against trademarks or name containing "free". In view of the resources needed to fight this case, Free Electrons has decided to change name without waiting for the decision of the District Court.This will allow us to stay focused on our projects rather than exhausting ourselves fighting a long legal battle."