"That is to conclude, by having a contract (a license is a contract), you lose your rights to pursue any IP/copyright claims (the two are exclusive in French la

"That is to conclude, by having a contract (a license is a contract), you lose your rights to pursue any IP/copyright claims (the two are exclusive in French law)." So hold on.. Virtually all software comes with a license of some sort. This seems to be required in EU since otherwise you don't have the right to use software. And now courts in France think that if there's a license (=contract) involved, then copyright cases are dismissed. Does that mean I can wipe my butt with the French equivalent of copyright law (Droit d'auteur), as far as software is concerned?