hard to remove anyhow. An OEM license can only be used on the
equipment for which it was purchased.
On 11/4/09, Jeremy L. Gaddis <jeremy@evilrouters.net> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Jose <ignasilucas@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I recently got a new laptop, to replace one whose graphic card is broken,
>> and I don't use Windows. The guy in the store told me that I could sell
>> the
>> stickers in the bottom of my laptops. I didn't understand him well: is
>> that
>> sticker all what you need to get a distribution of windows? I don't even
>> know how much I can get from them, so any Ivy Tech student could fool me
>> easily. Let me know if you want the stickers. On the other side, I agree
>> that Linux should be taught in schools, and not Windows.
>
> I believe the numbers on those stickers are all one would need to
> install/register/whatever Windows.
>
> IANAL so I won't comment on the possible (il)legalities.
>
> And, FWIW, Linux is most definitely included in the curriculum of
> certain courses at Ivy Tech.
>
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