atw: Re: Netdrive?
- From: Stuart Burnfield <sburnf@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: austechwriter@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 6 Sep 2005 09:30:21 +0800
Hi Peter -
> The comparison with USB drives suggests you have backup
> uses in mind.
I was thinking more of using it as a sort of central file server
that's accessible from home, laptop, office, client sites,
airport, and so on. You could do the same with a USB drive but
I think it would be more of a chore to keep the files in sync.
> It appears that NetDrive is *not* officially free software
> (I think it's included in Novell's Netware 6 licence),
> but it's available for download from various sites.
Hmm. I thought this "Q&A" from the Novell site, though
ambiguous, seemed to say NetDrive could be freely downloaded:
http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/qna/999.html
Howver the licence agreement says:
"You are authorized to install and use the Software internally
within Your organization or entity in connection with Your
lawful use of Novell NetWare(r) 6 software licenses, which must
be acquired separately from the Novell NetDrive 4.0 Software. "
Bummer!
Stuart
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