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EntireX DCOM for Linux released as free Download

Posted by CmdrTaco on Tuesday December 15, 1998 @09:24AM from the big-lumps-of-free-code dept.

Chris Allwein writes "SoftwareAG has released EntireX DCOM 4.1.2 for Linux! Better yet, it's free. For those who don't know, EntireX DCOM is a set of programs that allows you to run DCOM objects on non-microsoft OS's. This includes such things as ActiveX! It looks like we just blew one more chunk out from under the proprietary foundation that holds Microsoft up. " Is there source? How is the performance of this thing? I'm still skeptical.

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