I agree completely. Good luck to them and frac Apple.
A contract is a contract
The purchase contract on OS 10.6 is quite clear on
Use on non-approved hardware and also
modification of the Core OS to do so.
Psystar is, of course, welcome to build units using
legal copies of an operating system
or to write their own.
The Court was quite clear as to the law structure
If you do not like Apple, don't use their machines
Do not blame Apple for defending the contract
protecting the end use of their OS.
If you do not like it, don't buy it
That is your business
> I agree completely.
You're welcome to do so, but you're agreeing with somebody who is in the wrong, legally speaking. (Not morally or philosophically, mind you.)
When you buy a license to use OS-X as prescribed in the License Agreement, and you agree to follow the License Agreement, you do not own the software. It is NOT your software. How freaking hard is that to comprehend?
There are lots of good operating systems out there besides OS-X -- Linux and Windows come to mind. If you don't like the OS-X license, don't buy OS-X. How freaking hard is THAT to comprehend?
> Good luck to them and frac Apple.
Dude, they're toast. Apple is cruising along at higher altitudes every week. Psystar was pissing on the boot of a giant, and facing into the wind as well. This was suicide by cop, software license style.