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I believe it matches the base term, as you are allowed to run only one copy of the Apple software on an Apple hardware, unconditionally. It could be in a VM.
by rfoo 2y ago
I believe it matches the base term, as you are allowed to run only one copy of the Apple software on an Apple hardware, unconditionally.
It could be in a VM.
- thfuran 2y agoAnd I guess once you've booted the VM, you are suddenly permitted to boot two more, as long as you have a lawyer on retainer just in case.