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You can pay for a copy you use. And that copy is intended to be run on an Apple platform. You do not have the liberty to put your copy on a non Apple platform
by lucifer 17y ago
You can pay for a copy you use. And that copy is intended to be run on an Apple platform. You do not have the liberty to put your copy on a non Apple platform that you are selling for a price.
Don't like the terms? There is always Linux for you.
- carussell 17y agoActually, that's not why Psystar lost the case. Read the rest of the comments and Judge Alsup's order. The ruling had nothing to do with running OS X on a non-Apple hardware, and everything to do with Psystar cutting corners in such a way that it qualified as ordinary copyright infringement.