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Warp wrote:
> Another question is whether the Windows usage license allows you to do
> that...
According to the BartPE page...
"""
Also, according to the Microsoft EULA for Windows XP/2003, a user may
not simultaneously use more installations of these operating systems
than the user has license(s) for.
"""
I.e., if you only run BartPE on machines for which you have a Windows
license already, you shouldn't be violating the license. I'm not a
lawyer, so I really couldn't say more than that.
Obviously, if you make a BartPE disk and boot it on half a dozen
machines which you bought with Linux preinstalled, you're likely
violating the license.
> Commerciality also makes it difficult to distribute projects like this:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hikarunix
No doubt. (And yes, that's a pretty silly project. :-)
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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