Am 02. May, 2001 schwäzte Craig White so:
> That's BS - I have bought at least 12 boxes without OS. I put linux on
> them. I don't like the idea of having MS serving me with a subpoena
I hope the subpoena me. I can use their money better than they do and if
they drag me into court I intend to get some of their money.
> which forces me to justify what I am doing with the boxes. I
None of their business. Invasion of privacy. It's like accusing me of
stealing ketchup because I bought a hamburger. I prefer a good salsa. And
who's to say I don't carry my own catsup around with me :).
> personally feel that it does a disservice to the open source market to
> allow people to use software without suitable license. I shouldn't
> have to prove that to Microsoft or any one else.
They have to have reasonable cause before they can do anything. Buying a
naked box is very, very far from reasonable cause. Unfortunately others
might not believe it. 'Supieriority through litigation', yeah, whatever.
ciao,
der.hans
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