Re: [Trisquel-users] Cannot use Adobe Flash for class anymore

[onpon4]

In the U.S., minors can agree to contracts, and the other party is still  
bound to the terms; it's just the minor who is not bound by the terms. So  
when a minor signs Flash's EULA, they effectively get the license grant  
without the restrictions. Of course, this can be inapplicable to you  
depending on where you live.

Another thing, though, is I don't think most copyright systems give Adobe the  
power to prevent people who don't agree to the license from using the  
software. At the very least, I don't think the copyright system in the U.S.  
grants that power to them. (Some copyright systems apparently do, but I get  
the impression it's a small number of them.)