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all emulators are legal AFAIK. It's not always whether it's legal as much as whether you want to avoid being ... cost of a trial and an appeal is why Red Hat leaves game console emulators out of Fedora even if ROMs under a free software license exist for the emulated platform.

Fedora does not package NES emulators because Red Hat's legal department believes the noninfringing use for NES emulators is not "substantial" enough for a Betamax ...

... salable product. And the demo was still released as a gratis download. Fedora does not package NES emulators because Red Hat's legal department believes the noninfringing use for NES emulators is not "substantial" ...

... you part of why I don't bite newbies: I want to help demonstrate the legality of NES emulators. To be legal under US law, a copying technology ... noninfringing use. Debian (and hence Ubuntu) accepts NES emulators, but Fedora doesn't because someone on fedora-legal thinks the three dozen or ...

... you part of why I don't bite newbies : I want to help demonstrate the legality of NES emulators. To be legal under US law, a copying technology ... noninfringing use. Debian (and hence Ubuntu) accepts NES emulators, but Fedora doesn't because someone on fedora-legal thinks the three dozen or ...

... EFP , a Free NES game made with xa65. And even that's not enough for Fedora. Someone on fedora-legal appears to think the noninfringing use is not clearly substantial, comparing hundreds ...