The EULA doesn't apply to the entirety of the download. > c. i. Certain software included in, distributed with or downloaded in connection with the Software ma

The EULA doesn't apply to the entirety of the download. > c. i. Certain software included in, distributed with or downloaded in connection with the Software may comprise third party proprietary software products that are subject to separate license terms (“Third Party Software”). All such Third Party Software may include software or software components that are derived, in whole or in part, from software that is distributed as free software, open source software or under similar licensing or distribution models (“Open Source Software,” together with Third Party Software, “External Software”). > c. ii. Your use of External Software is subject in all cases to the applicable licenses from the External Software provider, which shall take precedence over the rights and restrictions granted in this EULA solely with respect to such External Software. So they've just bundled the GPL software along with the not, and you can freely use the GPL'd software within the context of what the GPL allows.