Daniel Feiglin wrote:
Oy, vay! It seems that the Hebrew didn't come out too well. I used Mozilla 1.0RC
mail client, with the KDE language setting, on Hebrew.
What it says, is:
From information that has come to our attention, there is suspicion (oleh
chashad) that in your
Daniel Feiglin wrote:
What it says, is:
From information that has come to our attention, there is suspicion (oleh
chashad) that in your organisation, there is inconsistency (choser hatama)
between the the number of programmes installed on computers belonging to your
company, and the
Geoffrey S. Mendelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i would check with your lawyer first, but it sounds to me that you
could fight it on any of the following grounds:
Alternatively,
Dear Sir,
We will be happy to provide the information you have requested. Of
course, we are assuming that you
You missed out on how the BSA works.
They will tell you that We will be happy to perform the audit for you.
Of course, if a single illegal software is found, all audit costs will
be payed by you.
I am not sure what the legal basis of such a claim is, but that seems to
be the claim they are
On Sat, 2002-05-11 at 22:32, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
From information that has come to our attention, there is suspicion (oleh
chashad) that in your organisation, there is inconsistency (choser hatama)
between the the number of programmes installed on computers belonging to your
company,
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Sent: Sunday, May 12, 2002 5:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: M$ $oftware audit pushes schools toward Linux
You missed out on how the BSA works.
They will tell you that We will be happy
Same for us, I hope.
Have you seen the disgustingly worded letter MS is sending to anybody and
everybody here?
It's from someone by the name of Gil Mey-Tal, cc: MS Ron Gazit Lawyer, and FUD
at its worst. The central paragraph is beautifully worded:
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Oy, vay! It seems that the Hebrew didn't come out too well. I used Mozilla 1.0RC
mail client, with the KDE language setting, on Hebrew.
What it says, is:
From information that has come to our attention, there is suspicion (oleh
chashad) that in your organisation, there is inconsistency
http://www.seul.org/edu/acpe2002.html speaks about the events after
schools districts in Oregon and Washington received software audit demands
from Microsoft. This caused sudden need for a lot of Linux support.
I wonder whether there is enough Linux support in Israel to help Israeli
schools and
