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Many EULAs explicitly include a clause stating that the vendor does not hold any rights over the output of the program. (A common example is when you use a com
by alok-g 10y ago
Many EULAs explicitly include a clause stating that the vendor does not hold any rights over the output of the program. (A common example is when you use a compiler to create a binary. Read what the license says.)
IANAL.
- macmac 10y agoAnd many do not. I have negotiated software licenses for 15+ years and had to fix this issues many times. Just as many software licenses explicitly only license object code, but the licensed product turns out to contain quite a bit of source code, which if not addressed the licensee is not allowed to use (copy).
- bonzini 10y agoIf you pirate the software, you certainly aren't agreeing to any EULA. It's actually an interesting case, more than you could think as a first impression.