Does Microsoft Want Macs To Run Windows?

What’s in a software license agreement? Is it a license to lease, own, or disregard?

Or, all of the above?

Microsoft’s new EULA, the End User License Agreements for Windows Vista, could open a can of worms for Mac users who may want to run Windows on their shiny new Intel Macs.

The first question is, “Can I run Windows on my new Mac?” The answer is yes, and there’s a number of ways.

Apple provides a beta application called Boot Camp which lets you dual boot new Intel Macs; run OS X or boot into Windows.

Parallels.... (excerpted).

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