Microsoft flip-flops on Vista virtualization

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The Big Deal

The Big Deal is that, although that may be technically feasible, MS is trying to tell you that the license doesn't allow you to do that.

It is like asking what is the big deal if the speed limit is 60, when you car can do 140 and the road is straight and clear - the legal consequences can be severe if you are caught, even if you weren't doing anyone any harm).

I don't happen to think it makes any sense, but then I am just a humble computer User, not one of the high-priced MBAs, lawyers or marketing geniuses pigging out at the Microsoft trough.

Posted by: greybeardtechie   Posted on: 06/20/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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