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Software is different from books. The EULA that you implicitly sign may prevent you from transferring ownership to someone else.
by rabidrat 8y ago
Software is different from books. The EULA that you implicitly sign may prevent you from transferring ownership to someone else.
- code_duck 8y agoThere could be such a thing about books, it’s just that nobody does it. This guy worked for the company. He is not covered by that sort of license agreement, though definitely something could’ve been in his employment contract about the company’s property. Since he’s not claiming to own the code or the license to it, it’s physical property, not intellectual property. And with software, when it is covered by such a license agreement, typically you can do exactly this – sell your physical copy without claiming that you’re transferring any rights.