Thanks to whoever did that.
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Mnyb;510145 Wrote:
> And have you ever truly understood those terms ? without an degree in
> law ?.
Exactly! Life is too short. Anyone read the fine print of every web
site or that of credit card terms?
One of the news programs here in the US did a story on the credit card
industry as a wh
Since you don't pay for the software you have little option anyway.
You have bought a Squeeze XYZ. It's either MySB.com or use the
software.
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Goodsounds;510086 Wrote:
> For those of you who bother reading "take it or leave it" licenses, have
> you ever decided to not use or to return purchased software because you
> were unhappy with license terms?
>
> I understand the need for attention if one were writing code or
> developing produc
Goodsounds;510086 Wrote:
> For those of you who bother reading "take it or leave it" licenses, have
> you ever decided to not use or to return purchased software because you
> were unhappy with license terms?
>
> I understand the need for attention if one were writing code or
> developing produc
For those of you who bother reading "take it or leave it" licenses, have
you ever decided to not use or to return purchased software because you
were unhappy with license terms?
I understand the need for attention if one were writing code or
developing products for distribution to others. And may
Yes, I have read them, all of them. Yes I read license agreements. A
bit weird to some but it does explain my rights to the software, and
what I can do with it. It also explains Logitech's rights to the
software. It also tells me when your lawyers may call me and why.
Would it be possible to
snarlydwarf;509809 Wrote:
> Someone should tell the folks at Debian that... since I don't get any
> notice of licensing when apt-get installs something.
>
> A 'click this to agree' on downloads is meaningless when you can
> navigate to http://downloads.slimdevices.com/ and not get such a thing.
dsdreamer;509739 Wrote:
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> The GPL2 calls for "conspicuously and appropriately" displaying an
> appropriate copyright notice and disclaimer of warranty. Having to dig
> around in the install directory for some text file may not qualify.
Someone should tell the folks at Debian that... since I d
Much as I appreciate your free spirit, I think you're gonna have to put
the license terms somewhere prominent before the user commits the act of
installing the software.
The GPL2 calls for "conspicuously and appropriately" displaying an
appropriate copyright notice and disclaimer of warranty. Ha
> That's why I am waiting to upgrade - I want to read the license.
Would you feel better if you didn't have to read/confirm them? It's such a
stupid thing. I never actually read any of those terms... did you?
> I wonder what they are trying to hide?
Nothing, really. It's just so useless, we sho
That's why I am waiting to upgrade - I want to read the license. I got
a hold of support in November and they said they would have it was a
priority to get it fixed.
What priority I haven't figured out.
I wonder what they are trying to hide?
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https://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=15009
Seems it was reported in early November 2009.
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It seems to me that a new user of SBS is asked to agree to the license
terms before he may download the SBS software, but the only way to see
the license terms is to have first downloaded it (and thereby agreed to
the terms).
Is there some well-hidden link on http://www.mysqueezebox.com/download
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