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    Sep092006

    What Exactly Does the Windows XP EULA Mean?

    DateSaturday, September 9, 2006 at 4:25PM

    I'd say maybe 1 in ever million people actually takes the time to read an End User's License Agreement. If you're like me you've perfected the process of hunting for the little "agree" check-box and hitting next. Through the thousands, and I do mean thousands, of EULA's I've had to accept, I've read maybe 5.

    And if you have ever taken a look at Microsoft's, you'd know why. Someone over at Linux Advocate has taken the time to explain just what the hell the EULA actually means. And it turns out its a contract between you and Microsoft, that Microsoft can break at will. Nice one.

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