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You're the one missing the point - you're not being restricted. You can run your program on any (single) computer that you want, and "dispose of it how you plea
by anthonyb 16y ago
You're the one missing the point - you're not being restricted. You can run your program on any (single) computer that you want, and "dispose of it how you please". If you wanted to ride 3 bikes at once, you'd have to buy 3 bikes - the bike company won't give you an extra two for free.
You can have all the hissy fits you want, and it is (sort of) an artifical limit, but these are the restrictions that you accepted when you chose to buy the software. If you don't like it, go open source.