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> I guess Apple doesn't care about the person who already has OS X and
> decides to buy new hardware.
If the license is anything like a lot of commercial software, it won't
matter (i.e. is the license transferrable?)
> Not much different from M$ in that
> respect. Why are Linux users who hate the M$ Tax willing to
> quietly pay
> the Apple Tax?
Because most of us are happy with the Apple OS and don't care to blow it
away. Many of us *intend* to put Linux on there, or maybe even *do*
make it dual boot, but if you ask around I think you'll find most end up
running OS X 95%+ of the time anyway.
Chris Hedemark
UNIX System Administrator
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