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10.6: Snow Leopard DVD is full OS X install disc
>So your position is that section C applies to all 10.6 disks, and that all 10.6 disks require a prior installation of Leopard.
10.6: Snow Leopard DVD is full OS X install disc
> All legalese aside, Apple's intent is perfectly clear.
10.6: Snow Leopard DVD is full OS X install disc
You can rationalize a theft to your hearts content, but it will not change the fact that the user is granted a limited non-exclusive license as long as such computer has a properly licensed copy of Mac OS X Leopard already installed on it.
10.6: Snow Leopard DVD is full OS X install disc
>That sure sounds to me like Section "A: Single Use", more so than section "C: Upgrade"
10.6: Snow Leopard DVD is full OS X install disc
> You can rationalize a theft to your hearts content |
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