Not the legal situation - you are still bound by contact.
It is true, however, that MS is reducing the number of images they maintain, so
the likelihood that the image you're licensed to have and the image someone is
giving you are in fact the same image, is increasing dramatically.
In other word
Does all of this change when talking about Win 7? See this:
http://www.w7forums.com/threads/official-windows-7-sp1-iso-image-downloads.12325/
On 15 January 2014 18:35, Adam Thompson wrote:
> Not AFAIK. Fair Use only comes into play with "published" material that
> is publicly available, and on
Not AFAIK. Fair Use only comes into play with "published" material that is
publicly available, and only covers copyright.
1) ms media aren't publicly published, from a legal standpoint
2) as you mentioned, contract law governs this, not copyright law.
-Adam
On Jan 15, 2014 11:22 AM, Robert Keize
Fair use/dealing comes into this.
http://laws.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/C-42/page-18.html#h-26
I'm not going to attempt to claim that I understand how far the term
"Private Study" can be extended though. Or "research" for that matter.
In the end, breaking the license agreement would be the real
Microsoft definitely distributes ISO files through legit channels - MSDN
and Technet for example. They aren't licensed to share, though.
Zewwy - it's technically piracy, and even if the definition there is
vague (which it's not), it just *looks* bad, and optics are important.
Ron
On 2014-01-15 0
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 8:01 AM, Mark Jenkins wrote:
> Here's the TL;DR version: every time you "copy that floppy" without
> explicit permission to do so it's piracy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=up863eQKGUI
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I agree with Mark on most of what he said, except not all ISOs are
infringement. In university I remember needing to install Windows for
a course and the Engineering tech support giving us a key and a link
to Microsoft's own MSDN website where we could download the ISOs and
burn our own copies. Lot
> If there just ISO without keys how is that piracy?
Here's the TL;DR version: every time you "copy that floppy" without
explicit permission to do so it's piracy. Being in possession of a legit
OEM sticker doesn't magically make unauthorized install media legit --
even if the combo of the two
On 15/01/14 12:31 AM, Aemilianus Kehler wrote:
If there just ISO without keys how is that piracy?
Microsoft doesn't distribute Win XP ISO files to its end customers, they
have to come from somewhere else
Anything less then using a CD actually printed and pressed by Microsoft
or authoriz
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If anyone that is coming to tonight's meeting has a windows XP install CD,
can you please bring it.
I have a bunch of systems that need to be reinstalled and the disks I have
don't seem to be working...
Much thanks
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