"Where to begin. You broke the license agreement. More than once. You admitted to doing so. _Not_ a great idea.."
Don't make me laugh and don't threaten me (I'd really love to see your EULA try to stand up on legal grounds). Really, anyone can easily look at the package for themselves (Show Package Contents) and see for themselves. It doesn't take a computing genius to do so because OS X by default already gives you the tools (Finder, TextEdit or even Property List Editor). Pacifist is just icing on the cake.
To tell you the truth, I always examine software I'm about to install. That's the smart thing to do, regardless of what developers full of themselves think in their EULAs.
Apparently since you have your panties in a wad over users constructively criticizing your software by berating them for what they are - users - I'm not going to bother with you anymore, as it is pointless to continue.
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You Must be Joking. - alphasubzero949
"Where to begin. You broke the license agreement. More than once. You admitted to doing so. _Not_ a great idea.." Don't make me laugh and don't threaten me (I'd really love to see your EULA try to stand up on legal grounds). Really, anyone can easily look at the package for themselves (Show Package Contents) and see for themselves. It doesn't take a computing genius to do so because OS X by default already gives you the tools (Finder, TextEdit or even Property List Editor). Pacifist is just icing on the cake. To tell you the truth, I always examine software I'm about to install. That's the smart thing to do, regardless of what developers full of themselves think in their EULAs. Apparently since you have your panties in a wad over users constructively criticizing your software by berating them for what they are - users - I'm not going to bother with you anymore, as it is pointless to continue.Reply to This | Parent
Friday, January 06 2006 @ 12:07 PM PST