[w1ntermute]

> publishers can license their software under whatever terms they want. They could forbid this sort of automation in the license, or even forbid Ninite specifically by name. As far as we can tell there's no right to automate your own machine that prohibitions like that would be violating.

You're referring to the EULA, right? Is that enforceable in court? I've heard mixed opinions in the past on this topic from legal experts.

[DannyBee]

The usual issues in EULAs are either public policy concerns with particular terms, or consent issues.

I don't think either would come into play here.