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Did a cursory search on "licensing" but could find an answer specific to my question so here goes (sorry if it's already been asked):

I have a license for Cross Over for Linux and have installed it on my PC at home. I have installed Linux (same version as I'm running at home) on a PC at my place of employment provided by my employer. Can I (legally) install the copy of Cross Over I have onto that "work"station? Or do I have to purchase another "license/key/registration"? Or, worse yet, not install anything w/o the consent of my employer, and he obtains the license for me (since it's technically his PC).

Thx in advance...

Paul

As I know the license is per person, if the PC is for your exclusive use you can install on both.

"The main thing we want you to know:
This is a license for one user. The license is not necessarily for a
specific user, or a specific computer, but it is for one person at a
time. If you need to support more than one person, please contact us
for volume pricing and site licensing. We do offer educational
discounts."

Carlos Rafael Ramirez wrote:

As I know the license is per person, if the PC is for your exclusive
use you can install on both.

"The main thing we want you to know:
This is a license for one user. The license is not necessarily
for a
specific user, or a specific computer, but it is for one person at a

time. If you need to support more than one person, please contact us

for volume pricing and site licensing. We do offer educational
discounts."

MooCheese (the "dairy" version of "Muchas" - LOL). Read that in the "agreement" and just wanted to get confirmation of my understanding from someone else, and thus, my post 😊 My "reddin' compreshun" is sometimes suspect 😊

Second question: does the same apply for the MS licensing of Office 2010? Obviously, if I install Cross Over on my PC at work, I also want to install MS 2010 (as I have on my PC at home). Again, just want to ensure my understanding coincides with others/everyone else's...trying to play by the rules.

TIA!

As far as M$O 2010 is concerned - M$ policy is ONE COPY per PC,
so, since you are using TWO PCs - then you need TWO licences . .

as far as CX is concerned, in order to help support CodeWeavers, - you should get a 2nd support ticket.