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DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

liam48D wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

So I can haz 3 * (MacBookPro + MacBookPro + iMac) = 3 * 3 = 9 OS X os's?

But I also have a Lion install disc so can haz 4?

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

liam48D wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

So I can haz 3 * (MacBookPro + MacBookPro + iMac) = 3 * 3 = 9 OS X os's?

But I also have a Lion install disc so can haz 4?

lol your signature xD

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

?
Virtualization of OS X Lion Server (and earlier) I'm pretty sure is legal on a Mac.
I'm pretty sure anything else is against Apples “End User Licence Agreement”.

to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software
within virtual operating system environments on each Mac Computer you own or control
that is already running the Apple Software, for purposes of: (a) software development; (b)
testing during software development; © using OS X Server; or (d) personal, noncommercial
use.

comp09 wrote:

The EULA states that you are allowed:

to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software
within virtual operating system environments on each Mac Computer you own or control
that is already running the Apple Software, for purposes of: (a) software development; (b)
testing during software development; © using OS X Server; or (d) personal, noncommercial
use.

See page 2 of https://ssl.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/OSX1011.pdf

WooHooBoy wrote:

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

liam48D wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

So I can haz 3 * (MacBookPro + MacBookPro + iMac) = 3 * 3 = 9 OS X os's?

But I also have a Lion install disc so can haz 4?

lol your signature xD

for ref:
@thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain.

liam48D wrote:

WooHooBoy wrote:

MegaApuTurkUltra wrote:

liam48D wrote:

NickyNouse wrote:

comp09 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

comp09 wrote:

DigiTechs wrote:

AWS Free Tier?

Sauce Labs is basically easy on-demand browser testing. I used it quite a bit to test things…and now I need to roll my own testing VM's.

Windows:
http://modern.ie/
OS X: Illegal (violation of EULA) (except for OS X Lion Server)
GNU/Linux: yey!!!!!
FreeBSD: yey!!!!
OpenBSD: yey!!!
Darwin: yay!

You are legally allowed to run 2 OS X VM's at once per Mac, no additional licenses needed. I don't think they check though.

You mean 3 instances of OSX total?

So I can haz 3 * (MacBookPro + MacBookPro + iMac) = 3 * 3 = 9 OS X os's?

But I also have a Lion install disc so can haz 4?

lol your signature xD

for ref:
@thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain.

@thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. @thisandagain pls explain. :)