Violation schmiolation!
If you are opening Reaper on two machines at the same time to copy settings you are in violation?
Here we go! Yes, today I'm going to use Reaper on two machines at the same time to copy settings. Forget about it!
I am for certain when the one-computer rule was written, we are talking about really "using" Reaper to play, record, process audio, etc.
Using Reaper to copy settings is not using Reaper imo. Argue away if you want... I'm not listening.
If I were you and wanted to keep two computers synch'd, I would probably go with an external USB3.0 SSD install and run off of that.
Or, get something like this:
http://amazon.com/dp/B07G5Q2TRL and put it in this
http://amazon.com/dp/B07G5JV2B5.
Anyway, sooner than later you might run out of processor power and want to use both computers at the same time.
You still don't need to use more than one copy of Reaper. Rewire is a wonderful thing, as is Analog, without having to hardware/synch two computers (which isn't all that hard to do either).
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Note: And btw, you can use two or more copies at the same time off of the same license using rewire, etc. This has already been discussed and clarified:
https://forum.cockos.com/showpost.ph...31&postcount=6