>why is software the only thing that isn't sold? You'll get it if you try to start a business selling software ;) The best way to protest is to use non-EULAed

>why is software the only thing that isn't sold? You'll get it if you try to start a business selling software ;) The best way to protest is to use non-EULAed software instead of breaking the EULA (which I admit, might be unenforceable anyway). Much like using Public Domain/Free stuff to protest copyright. If you keep using copyrighted stuff all you're telling the creators is that their product has a super high demand. And all they're going to wanna do is find a way to reduce violations. But then again, if it was impossible to pirate Windows, would everyone switch to Linux?