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New You are confusing 1 point.
End Customers does necessarily mean End Users.

For that reason and that reason alone, it is an open-ended statement.

I still believe, that Novell is operating in good faith on the openness of the deal. Also believe they have turned a blind eye to the issues on purpose. Getting Microsoft into this deal with they think helps them, when in fact they have legitimized Linux even more.

Personally, I think Microsoft is in the frying pan with the burner on "blast furnace". This also means that the amount of time to get to molten state is a long way off. But it also means they may notice.
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Yeah, but 10s of Trillions of US Dollars?
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New Uhh ... maybe you didn't notice that that *was* my point
When talking about refunds, their customers are OEMs. For the purposes of this indemnification, they'd like you to read that as their customers are the end users. If there were any justice in truth-in-advertising or consumer protection law, this would be enough to hang them on all the refunds they've never given.
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Kip Hawley is still an idiot.

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     MS may have opened themselves up to (another) class action - (drewk) - (2)
         You are confusing 1 point. - (folkert) - (1)
             Uhh ... maybe you didn't notice that that *was* my point - (drewk)

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