Good day,
I am still getting no clear answer regards the licensing.Ofcourse you can ship these computers with one or none xp license.But you give the rest of the responsability to the user.My question was simple:the pc is equipped with one windows xp, ok, but does the buyer needs additional xp licenses also?According the blog poster yes because he provides his licenses.Sure they cannot use CAL's because it's not windows server.And I think also no virtualistion licenses because you say on your website it's a mix of two things.So let the potentional buyer know if he needs to buy additional licenses or not.This is very important to calculate the total savings or TCO.As I see in the MS eula, the are not talking about license per cpu or pc, but license per session, so you need with your system one license per user.I staed this MVP already:
"Multiple sessions to XP computer - Vera Noest [MVP]
12-Feb-07 05:25:16
You can't, XP is a single-user OS. You'll need a server OS like
Windows 2003 for this.
And yes, I know that there is 3rd party software which enables this,
but you would still have to buy an XP license for every connecting
user, apart from the 3rd part software."
Just let us know:1 xp license per softxpand system for x users or 1 license per user ( so six users=6 xp licenses).
I had the very same discussion with your partner in the Netherlands and he also could not give a clear answer.
BTW: i am not a competitor because our systems are opensource, so the customer only choose closed or opensource.And Ncomputing is thin client soft, so that's another system.
For the original poster:we do not use closed source in our systems, that's our policy of green computing.