I didn't know about this controversy and checked Wikipedia[0]. Funny thing is, the first information is what it is called in German ("Prioritätsstreit"), indicating it's somewhat relevant in Germany and yet there is no German Wikipedia article about it.
There is a small segment in the german article about Leibniz[1] and even less in the German article about Newton[2].
"Prioritätsstreit" is just a german word for a priority dispute, i.e. the question who was the first to come up with calculus, not something to indicate that this would be a priority to the German volk. If my memory serves me right, Leibniz didn't much mind about the whole business.
I really wish there was a reasonable—like, less than 75 years from now—copyright expiration date for things like ROMs. Apple doesn’t make a dime from Newtons these days, so it’s not like they care if someone wants to run Newton OS on Linux. Same for the companies that made retro game ROMs—a lot of them don’t even exist anymore.
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There is a small segment in the german article about Leibniz[1] and even less in the German article about Newton[2].
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibniz%E2%80%93Newton_calculu...
[1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gottfried_Wilhelm_Leibniz#Prio...
[2] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton#Mathematik
If the idea of having an virtual eMate in a floating floating window appeals to you, you’ll like this.
I don’t recall running it on a Nokia n800, but you could have done that.
It’s just silly.