Logic Studio Installation on other computer problems?

It should work, I doubt that logic has any sort of prevention built into it to prevent that, thats why there's pirated versions of logic on the net. But as for your other question its really up to you if you want to "break the law" and go agains't what apple wants , or if you want to just do it just becuase, becuase your not really harming anyone and your technicaly not even breaking the law. your choice.

 

It's not illegal, but it is in breach of your licensing agreement with Apple, the software is designed to be used with a portable and a fixed system, for obvious reasons, not to be shared with friends.

Why not just take your laptop to your friends house?

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If you read the license and the reasoning behind it, what you are asking to do is clearly not within the scope.

I have my copy of Logic installed on one laptop and one desktop, and when they are both on, you can only use one if both computers are connected to the Internet.

Considering the XS-Key limitation of the prior version, I think Apple has been very generous about the Logic 8 Licensing, and hope that purchasers to not play with fire and make the restrictions worse in the future.

Your copy of Logic is for you, and is available for two computers, one of each type (not two laptops). They are both intended to be used by you, and not at the same time. If you really intend it to be for your use, you can bring your laptop to his house.

What you can do within the EULA, which is very helpful, is to use the weaker computer as a "node". This will allow you to access the processors of the second laptop, which can be very helpful.