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> The customer accepted the contract with no rights for him (software AS IS, no warranty) That's only specific to FOSS.
by sidpatil 7y ago
> The customer accepted the contract with no rights for him (software AS IS, no warranty)
That's only specific to FOSS.
- ghaff 7y agoSpecifically, it's only the case for unsupported project bits that the user doesn't pay for. Commercial FOSS products have the same sort of warranty and support as any other software product. There are some cases of of selling products without much in the way of guarantees. Something you buy on eBay AS IS is pretty much only warrantied to be as described.
- NullPrefix 7y agoHave you read Windows TOS ?
- vertex-four 7y agoNearly every bit of software you use has that wording in its EULA.