Re: Is anyone running OS X 10.4 x86?
Michael Moore <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.ports.ppc.mol.general |
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> Hey, I'm an Apple user...I actually paid for my Apple laptop and > OS...it is stealing because you are using a copy of a OS without > paying for it and thus you are effectively taking money away from > Apple furthermore this OS being distributed isn't even meant for the > public, it's supposed to be used for select developers ONLY, so yes > this is stealing and illegal...why do I care so much? Simple, > Micro$oft had to go to product activation due to all the pirating of > their apps plus pirating probably has alot to do with their high > prices since they need to offset their losses...I and the rest of the > legit Apple community don't want this to happen with Apple...but hey > if you really wanna get into it wanna say what Apple has to say if I > hand over your IP and copy of these discussions to them? ;-) (and yes > your IP is availible in your emails header) I agree with Hex Star here. Anything we can do which won't force Apple to be a Microsoft is probably a good thing. Anything that we do that could endanger the MOL project is probably a bad thing (such as making it a discussion board for where to get software Illegally.). If you have a need for OSX x86, and can't afford it, there are places you can go and rent time on them by the hour. If you've got a really good reason to need it, you can probably find a sponsor. If you're a lamer software pirate, don't ruin it for the rest of us. Like it or not, laws and software licences exist. If you don't like them, you've got t legal and moral options. 1) Work within the system to get these laws changed, 2) Use software who's licence you approve of (BSD, GPL, MIT, whatever). -- Michael Moore ------------------------------- www.stuporglue.com