Gabriel is on to something.
Like Microsoft can't force all people to buy, let's say Dell,
equipment (if MS wanted to) to use their stuff, the same
way Apple cannot demand people to use Apple equipment
(if there are alternatives).
It's the same way with console-game emulators, they can't
stop you using the emulator if you already have paid for
the right to use their software. In this case an ORIGINAL
Apple version of Leopard comes with the machine and all
is ok :o)
I'm not a lawyer Cygnus, but I can still think :P
Like Microsoft can't force all people to buy, let's say Dell,
equipment (if MS wanted to) to use their stuff, the same
way Apple cannot demand people to use Apple equipment
(if there are alternatives).
It's the same way with console-game emulators, they can't
stop you using the emulator if you already have paid for
the right to use their software. In this case an ORIGINAL
Apple version of Leopard comes with the machine and all
is ok :o)
I'm not a lawyer Cygnus, but I can still think :P