Downloading virtual pc software#
Downloading virtual pc code#

display your valid copyright notice on your programs and.

require distributors and external end users to agree to terms that protect it at least as much as this agreement.

Downloading virtual pc software#

If you distribute the software with your programs, you must:

You may permit third parties to copy and distribute the software.ĭistribution Requirements. You must distribute a complete copy of the software, including set-up and these license terms. You may copy and distribute the software. Taken from the Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 License:ĭistribution. I used a legal tool for legal actions with free and legal product. Why not Mandriva 2007.0?īut if you still think about this as warez - let's kill this thread. If you can run Virtual PC - you also have Windows License and not need more =). 'Also, Windows (9x/NT/2k/XP/2k3/Vista/any other version) is not legal to use at the same time in more than one PC (even if it does not recognize it), so it is illegal to provide it for download, even without being validated, whatever the way it is used to provide it.' No extensions was made until thinstallingĬ) modifying: I think that result of modifying is a behavioral changes (such as removing nag screens, bypassing trials).

Downloading virtual pc code#

If I remember in right, MSEULA prohibits 'reversing, deriving, and modifying'.Ī) reversing: no source code or assembler dumps was produced by Thinstallī) deriving: deriving is a incorporating third-party (MS) code into your code with changing of first, and as result - more functionality.

'Beyond that, even that Microsoft VirtualPC 2007 allows redistribution, it does not surely allow redistribution of modified binaries (repackaging with other stuff may be considered modification, and 'thinstalling' too).' You shall not: modify, translate, adapt, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or otherwise translate or create derivative works based on the Software, except solely to the extent expressly permitted by applicable law and with advance notice of such activity to Vendor (b) use the Software to provide any facility management, time sharing, service bureau, or other similar services to third parties (c) rent, lease or sublicense the Software to a third party (d) remove any product identification, proprietary, copyright or other notices contained in the Software or (e) disclose or distribute: (i) benchmarks or other comparisons relating to the Software or (ii) any information relating to the results of your use of the Software (including relating to performance, function, or deficiencies of the Software) or contained in any documentation, report, or questionnaire of Vendor.'