Stories about software licensing

Windows 7 Family Pack for Australia is a “possibility”, concedes Microsoft
Microsoft Australia’s Windows 7 chief responds to consumer anger over its decision not to offer the discount three-licence Windows 7 Family Pack available in other countries.
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Microsoft: “No Windows 7 Family Pack for Australia”
Windows 7 launches next week, but don’t go looking for the three-licence Family Pack edition – Microsoft has confirmed this won’t be offered to its Australian customers.
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Countdown: Windows 7 to RTM in the next two weeks
Microsoft outlines the timetable for when developers, PC builders and businesses will get the final code for Windows 7, with August 6th as the last possible date for RTM.
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Microsoft confirms Windows 7 Family Pack
While staying mum on pricing, Microsoft has revealed that a ‘family pack’ edition of Windows 7 will allow Home Premium to be installed on three PCs.
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Microsoft set to release Windows 7 this month
With Windows 7 set to be finalised this week, business customers will get the fresh-baked OS by the end of this month – almost three months before its public debut.
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Free upgrades from Vista to Windows 7 begin June 26th
From next month Microsoft will offer a free copy of Windows 7 to buyers of new PCs running Vista, and in some cases XP.
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Windows 7 to be “more expensive” than Vista, XP
Dell has seen Microsoft’s price list for Windows 7 and the PC manufacturer isn’t happy, warning that over-pricing will cruel consumer demand for OS upgrades and new PCs.
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Experts to Microsoft: set your Windows patches free!
There’s a growing call for Microsoft to drop its Windows Genuine Activation process so that every Windows user can keep their PC completely up to date.
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Aussie Tivo users outraged over $200 fee
Users are outraged over the high price of a TiVo upgrade -- that users get free in the USA.
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Kernel developers oppose GPLv3
tux.jpg Linux creator Linus Torvalds has come out against the proposed GPLv3 free software licence, along with other kernel developers. One of the key bones of contention? DRM.
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