Re: Remobjects v KBM
From: Lauchlan M (LMackinnon_at_NOSPAMHotmail.com)
Date: 02/20/04
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Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2004 09:20:16 +1000
> It would be nice to have some detailed, "non-partisan"
> evaluations available in the community. A lot's changed
> in last year.
>
> Lauchlin's post was good start, IMO.
Thanks!
> the license, it's capabilities and other things. Christ,
> it's free, well supported and from very beginning bugs get
> fixed fast.
Just to clarify for kbmmw, kbmmw in its commercial version is not free, but
is rather cheap. It also has a more limited freeware version that is
available under a special licence to qualifying groups (eg non-profit
organisations etc).
Lauchlan M
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