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finux wrote:After speaking to a few people after the recent Linux Society meeting i was told about Safari Windows install in most cases invalidates it's own EULA, it's only suppose to be used on Apple labelled machine

This was a line from the EULA that was incorrectly never changed for the Windows version. It was corrected as soon as it was brought to light in the blogosphere.

Putting Safari on my computer might help you hack it easier. As I see it free Widows software is full of spy ware and Mac stuff is not secure. This is just my opinion though. Note most Windows based free Software wants to have internet access, just what is it sending to its home website that a firewall isn't stopping because you allow it. Funny you post this after the Apple Mac got cracked in the CanSec West conference through a weakness in Safari. Makes me want to put Safari on my computer right now.

Since no one else is saying anything on this post.

RE: Finux you said WINE solves a fair bit of the hacking issue
Since WINE solves the hacking issues everything should be run through Wine or a wine clone.

The issue is why support proprietary closed source software. Why not spend your time working on open source projects.

Guys.. there's no need to get personal against each others. I'm locking this thread so the argument doesn't go on.

Clem