You're confused. I'm not "fighting" fair use; I'm saying it is fair use ... and it's up to the other party to make a case that it's not.

And since I'm not the "end user" of my app, I have no control over what they do with it.

Let MS figure out how that somehow adversely affected their sales of ... what ? Windows ?

Some people have speculated that what's currently missing from Linux is a decent 4GL; if anything, running VFP apps on Linux might boost the sales of VFP developer editions.

MS isn't doing me any favors; I don't plan to do them any by "forcing" users to buy Windows.

Smells a lot like forcing OEMs to only install Windows on their hardware ...

MS lost that one too ... and it didn't require OEMs to "take MS to court".

>If you feel you can fight fair use, you can take MS to court over it. But until someone wins that battle, you need to abide by the EULA.
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