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Even if it was $200, you get about as much mileage out of a single-machine license for Windows as you would out of, say, a hard drive or a video card, and you d
by 13of40 11y ago
Even if it was $200, you get about as much mileage out of a single-machine license for Windows as you would out of, say, a hard drive or a video card, and you don't see anyone complaining about having to pay for those. I think people even understand that most of the price for those items goes toward paying employees and keeping the lights on, not physically building the device. What gives, people? What gives?
- venomsnake 11y agoWell. I OWN the video card. Until the licence purchaser have more rights over what to do with the software and resell it, it is not worth the money. Also my video card don't have 6 screens of privacy settings that I need to turn off at first boot.