[ShadowAce]

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[ShadowAce]

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[KarlInOhio]

Those aren't just valley words, they are the actual terms and conditions. Terms and Conditions number one is literally, "Be Excellent To Each Other." This basically says that "the consumer" can lead, sell, or give away the software as long as he or no one else is currently using it. That's a rare feature in closed source licenses.

Sounds like the original Borland license where you could install the programs on any computers just so long as only one copy was being used at a time - and that was on the honor systems.

[PastorBooks]

Lunduke was, until recently, one of the hosts on the Linux Action Show:

http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/tag/linux-action-show/

[Bikkuri]

BTW.. totally OT Shadow... but I have a question.. (Running Linux Mint; Mate)..

I was happy the other day when I was able to install Photoshop, using Wine (and no assistance from PoL or anything else), and it worked perfectly...

I was worried about shutting PhotoShop down because I thought it may not run again.. I was right. Tried several times, and it kept giving me a ‘hardware Failure’ error...

Tried to reboot.. couldn’t even get to post :/

Went to laptop (also Linux (Cinnamon, not important atm)..

When I had time, I broke my main PC down, and it came to my RAM. During the time I went from successful PhotoShop until reboot, I had 4 sticks of RAM (8 gig)... It blew 3 sticks >.<

Is this Linux’s fault (normal to happen), or is this something else that may have been waiting to happen? I know you can’t answer without being here, but.. have you heard of anything else like this happening either with Linux or PhotoShop?

(BTW, I am back on main PC with only 1 stick.. and it is much slower than I am used to :p).