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From: uhclem@trsvax.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix
Subject: Re: Did you know SCO ODT is SINGLE USER
Message-ID: <286100008@trsvax>
Date: 15 Jun 90 16:02:00 GMT
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Nf-From: trsvax.UUCP!uhclem    Jun 15 10:02:00 1990


Well, I have a copy of SCO ODT 1.0.0 386 GT 104-200-900 here and
the license agreement says:

"1.	PERMITTED USES.  This License is intended for the use of OPEN
	DESKTOP SOFTWARE (the SOFTWARE) on a single computer
	supporting only a single user."
	^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Pretty clear on the legal bit, but the papers, flyers and color supplements
don't indicate that the "non-multiuser" (sorry, "non-server-upgrade") version
is actually the "non-plural-user" version.  Based on the previous XENIX
and UNIX offerings, and knowing how AT&T licensing works, one would assume
this would be a 2-user license.  But then, it could be one of the other
pieces (Ingress, Motif, etc) that is the limiting licensing factor.

<My opinion, and not that of my employer who is out getting the Server
 upgrade....>

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