* Hubbard, Dwight (DHubbard@midamerican.com) wrote:
> And doubles the cost of licensing software that uses per cpu licensing while giving marginally better performance.
I would guess that depends on how the license defines a 'CPU'. A
license which uses Linux's /proc/cpuinfo output would seem rather flawed
to me, though I suppose possible.
Stephen
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