@Marktime
1.) Buy a License to run Mac OS X on Apple Branded hardware for $120
2.) Copy Mac OS X to your Pegasos and run it, though you don't have a license to do so.
Act 2 is still piracy.
Right - If you are using your OS X on both your Mac & Peg.
Wrong - if you have a purchased OS X specifically for your Peg. Not Piracy. . . . . .
Who said you were buying a License to run Mac OS X on Apple Branded hardware. Is the EULA plastered all over the OS X box? No ! You find out about it AFTER you purchased it when you go to install it..
Apple would be responsible to make sure everyone who purchased OS X was using it on Apple Branded Hardware. And would not be able to sell it outright and enforce such restrictions.
The Judge: (friend family reunion) was asked this same question by me a couple of months ago when this same topic was running before. EULA protect's a Corporation/Product from miss use buy other Corps.
Basically he said, after much laughter, that "any Corp vs EndUser trying to enforce such nonsense in his court room would get slapped with contempt for tying up the wheels of justice." Purely for being stupid!
As a judge - the EndUser would be given the benifit of the doubt reguardless - what if he's autistic and doesn't read the same thing you do? Not Enforcable ! If you (A Corp) had a jury to decide - the EndUser would walk away with $ in hand for harrasment, thats if you could find a judge willing to take a "no win" BS case like this.
Piracy has some teeth - but the EULA for an end user not pirating has NO TEETH. :-)
Lets arrest for trial all those who rent movies and make a copy for personal use - technically that is illegal too. But not enforceable in a court of law. :-o
EULA for A Inc and Genesi may have some merit but for the end user in the US - Baugh Humbug ! :-D