__/ [ [H]omer ] on Sunday 11 March 2007 10:11 \__
> On 11 Mar, 05:00, "Rex Ballard" <rex.ball...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> And what about the compliance officers? Were they just asleep when
>> the terms of the Vista license were published? Keep in mind that
>> unless you purchase Vista ultimate, or Home Premium, which includes
>> the media players and antivirus, you are not ALLOWED to play MPEG4 or
>> MP3 media. Attempting to do so can be a violation of your license,
>> and Microsoft has the technology to disable the license if you violate
>> the terms of the license.
>>
>> Nobody reads those EULA agreements.
>
> Well I didn't but then I don't (and won't ever) run Vista. The hour or
> so I spent fiddling with the Beta Evaluation was more time than I ever
> want to waste on that novelty-joke OS.
>
> I must admit, the restrictiveness of the EULA, that you describe above,
> surprised even me. No mp3 or mp4 on Vista < Premium!!!
>
> And apparently iTunes still doesn't work properly on Vista either.
>
> Oh dear.
C:\> AUTOMA~1.EXE
Command unknown or file not found.
C:\> apt-get install automatix
Command unknown or file not found.
Od dear indeed.
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