Now what can we(users) can do if they are not ready to give Linux solution. Afterall, we are paying them. Infact we are ready to give them free solution if they give us algorithm.
Can I say that I have developed it JUST for myself and put on the web for educational purpose or something like that? There has to be something legal, right :-)(any hints?). How was Microsoft's SMB reverse engineered, that cant be legal then either?
Amish.
Philip S Tellis wrote:
Sometime on Jan 9, Kishor Bhagwat assembled some asciibets to say:
umm....then it has to work both ways..i can sue them for anything that the software does?
no, no warranty, means just that. the software can do anything to you, and they cannot be held responsible. of course, IANAL.
2)I've entered into a contract, the rights n obligations of which I have absolutely no idea
and, which they could change at any time, without notice.
On Thu, 10 Jan 2002, Amish Mehta wrote:
Can I say that I have developed it JUST for myself and put on the web for educational purpose or something like that? There has to be
If they cannot prove that you reverse engineered it, then they cannot do anything. Max they can do is stop giving you net access.
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