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Wasn't PyStar nailed for producing and distributing a modified copy of OSX? (Which would fall under general copyright. PyStar didn't have the rights to OSX to m
by epochwolf 17y ago
Wasn't PyStar nailed for producing and distributing a modified copy of OSX? (Which would fall under general copyright. PyStar didn't have the rights to OSX to make modifications to it's boot-loader)
- drewcrawford 17y agoIf modifying OSX == installing software, then yes. There's a well-written FOSS bootloader for OSX, Psystar just forked it and preinstalled it. It's not like they patched the bytes on the disk (but even if they had, that's really a right you should have, having bought the software).