-- Todd Wrote --
>According to this web page, a full version of KAI C++ is being shipped
>with Red Hat Linux:
>
>http://www.redhat.com/corp/corp_partners_cd.html
>
>If true, this would be terrific news (esp. considering a KAI C++ license
>for linux is $395, whereas Red Hat is $80).
>
>Anyone with the Red Hat 6 CD's out there? Is this a mistake?
>
>Cheers,
>Todd
It comes on the Applications CD that is sold with the official RedHat
6.0 boxed set. But it's just a way to avoid downloading. Here is the
readme from the Kuck directory on the CD:
] KAI C++ is commercial software which requires a
] license codekey to be activated. Purchase information
] is available at
] http://www.kai.com/C_plus_plus/v3.3/price_list.html
] or contact KAI. A separate codekey must be obtained from
] Kuck & Associates, Inc., for every computer on which you
] wish to run KAI C++.
]
] A temporary (30-day) evaluation license is also
] available. To apply for an evaluation license, go to
] http://www.kai.com/C_plus_plus/evaluate.html, select "Intel
] x86 running Linux" and complete and submit the form.
Sorry.
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