theKompany and the devopers of Rekall, their RAD DBMS tool, have today 
released the code under a dual license.

ReKall had previously been available for both Windows and Linux with a 
proprietary, closed-source license. It provides "Access-like" capabilities 
for Linux users to maintain, query, and report information stored in an RDMS. 

Rekall does not provide the DBMS, just the front-end required to maintain and 
report on it. It currently supports xBase, MySQL, and PostgreSQL "out of the 
box." Commercial plug-ins are available for Rekall to add DB2, ODBC, and 
(soon) Oracle access as well. 

As of the beta 2.2 version of Rekall, which is released today, the product 
will be available under the GPL as well as under terms of a proprietary 
license. Support and source code for the free software version will be 
available at a new community portal www.rekallrevealed.org

Regards
Mike Richardson

-- 
The box said "Install Windows 98 or better".
So I installed Linux.

mike@quaking.demon.co.uk
http://www.quaking.demon.co.uk, http://www.thekompany.com

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