Version 1.2 of Eulalyzer just been released:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/EULAlyzer_d4759.html
Changes in 1.2:
Improved and enhanced detection of interesting items based on user feedback, enhanced automatic EULA detection in EULA-Watch (now covers many new versions of installers), tweaks and additions suggested by users, and many small bug fixes.
Most of my software I install are free software, licensed under the GNU General Public License (GPL), or other FSF-certified or OSI-certified free software licenses, so I don't have to worry much about crap hidden in licenses.
kool program.wudnt use it that often myself though
kool program.wudnt use it that often myself though
I use it to analyse every program I install, its rarely necessary but for the sake of a couple of seconds longer installing I think its worthwhile.
i wud have used it myself back in the day when i was trying out loads of different programs,but ive finally settled on my pc security programs now
has it ever found any interesting results for u?
i wud have used it myself back in the day when i was trying out loads of different programs,but ive finally settled on my pc security programs nowhas it ever found any interesting results for u?
Well its helped make a more informed decision about whether I can trust a program before I install it on several occasions, and once or twice has stopped me from installing something that I wouldn't have wanted on my computer.
Just found and installed this program yesterday. Might be very handy when installing suspicious programs.