Adult conversation about this whole EULA issue.

[Ni72ous]

I'm affraid this is factually inacurate. < = OS3.1 has no EULA whatsoever.

When i purchased my first A1200 years ago my Amiga OS 3.0 disks came in plastic sealable bag  with a sticker sealing it closed on the sticker was some terms and conditions i had to sccept before installing it, i believe i may still have the bag with the discs including the broken seal somewhere.

[Ni72ous]

[Ni72ous]

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.

No its not, you have purchased the original cd, its just breaking the eula.

[Ni72ous]

The CD is just media.

And the eula is a worthless piece of text.

[Ni72ous]

breaking a EULA...and in the case of Mac OS X, there is no dispute the EULA exists and is clear...is PIRACY.

Get it through your head, it is not piracy, its just and only breaking the t&c's.