Re: [K12OSN] Win4Lin licensing questions

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"Kris A. Wotipka" wrote:
> 
> Ok..............  here comes some pot stirring. . .
> 
> I have been toying with the win4lin concept on the server.......  after all
> of the technicals are said and done.......  what of licensing?  I hear that
> WIN98 is licensed to run on one computer (EULA) does this extend to thin
> clients as well?  Probably not.   What about the licensing on the win4lin
> software itself?
> 
> looking for opinions / facts.

Netraverse sells a server version that would require only one license
(don't know if there is a limit on number of clients, though.)  In order
to remain legal, though, you would need a valid Windows license for each
client.

-- 
Don Christensen       Senior Software Development Engineer
djc@cisco.com         Cisco Systems, Santa Cruz, CA
  "It was a new day yesterday, but it's an old day now."



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