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The licences from the Apple Mac App store works that way. You can install as many apps as you like on any number of machines as long as you own them.
by sycren 14y ago
The licences from the Apple Mac App store works that way. You can install as many apps as you like on any number of machines as long as you own them.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y ago"Any" number of machines? I don't own a Mac, but surely it's similar to the iTunes Store and its 5 activated machines?
- sageikosa 14y agoThat's how I used to treat my copy of Turbo Pascal. I was the only one who used it, either at home, or in the engineering firm I worked summers at. Borland had a "treat it like a book" license, and I was the only one I knew who'd use the software, so I didn't uninstall it when I left for the day and re-install it in the morning.