Adobe Flash 11 General Use

Hello, I have a question regarding the Adobe Flash Player 11 license. In section 3.1 General use, in the product license, it states the following: "You may install and Use one copy of the Software on your Compatible Computer." How does this, if at all, apply to a dual boot computer. I run a Windows 7/ Ubuntu 12.04 computer and have Adobe Flash Player installed on Windows 7. Would it be contrary to the license terms if I also install Adobe Flash in Ubuntu?

Generally with Adobe licensing, a separate boot instance or virtual machine is counted as a "computer." Since you have two of those, but would run one copy on each, you you should be okay with that.

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http://pastebin.com/YCWKAbhp
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