A company provides me with up-to-date GPLed software, and our agreement requires me to pay a fee for every computer where I install the software. Does this violate the GPL?
No. This is not a restriction on use: there’s still nothing prohibiting you from installing the software on as many computers as you like. You may have to pay more money or end your contract with the company, but that’s because of a separate agreement that you made. The GPL can’t stop you from giving up your rights.
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