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Re: Adult conversation about this whole EULA issue.
« on: August 22, 2003, 05:39:00 AM »
2 questions:

1.  Being that Mac OS X has a far larger audience with many more 'modern' apps available than Amiga OS 3.9, why is Genesi not offering to bundle Mac OS X with the Pegasus at the customer's request/cost as this would help them sell more systems?

2.  Do you think Apple would care that Genesi was bundling Mac OS X with their hardware?

IMO:

As far as the debate over the EULA goes, I don't think Apple would ever go after 'John Doe users'  that purchased MAC OS X legally and run it on hardware other than Apples hardware. But,  If a company is selling Mac OS X with their hardware (ie. Pegasus) then I think they would go after that 'company'.

Selling Mac OS with a computer IS the same as selling a "Macintosh Clone" computer.

We already know how Apple feels about clones.
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