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I don't know about shakti, but kdb+/q has two different free versions. The 32-bit version is unlimited and you can use it for commercial stuff. The only restric
by smabie 7y ago
I don't know about shakti, but kdb+/q has two different free versions. The 32-bit version is unlimited and you can use it for commercial stuff. The only restriction is that you can't run it on the cloud (whatever that means). The 64bit version is non-commercial and you must have an active internet connection to use it. In practice, I haven't found the 32bit version to be very limited, since you can still do IPC very easily.
- otoburb 7y ago>>The 32-bit version is unlimited and you can use it for commercial stuff. The only restriction is that you can't run it on the cloud (whatever that means). The software license agreement for the 32-bit version specifies non-commercial use, and also still has the software time-out clause where Kx "reserves the right to insert a time-out function into the 32 Bit Kdb+ Software that will cause it to halt after a specific period of time (e.g. two hours), requiring the software to be re-started."[1] [1] https://kx.com/download/ https://kx.com/download/