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To: Andrew G. who wrote (68)	8/30/1999 2:51:00 PM
From: songw	Respond to of 78

OBJS Under 1; Red Hat Linux Partner In May Objectshare OBJS announced a partnership with Red Hat to include its Visual Works for Linux software on the Linux software CD-ROMS distributed by Red Hat- "ObjectShare's VisualWorks Distributed With Red Hat's Linux 6.0 Release :VisualWorks for Linux 3.1 Included in Red Hat's Latest Linux Distribution IRVINE, Calif.-- May 20, 1999--ObjectShare (Nasdaq:OBJS) a leading provider of component based solutions for Internet computing and Red Hat® Software Inc., based in Durham, N.C., the market leading Linux developer and service provider Thursday announced the availability of VisualWorks Non-commercial 3.1 on the Red Hat Linux 6.0 application CD. The recent partnership between the two companies provides an opportunity to bridge the needs of the Linux community for a world-class, cross platform development environment for the Enterprise. ''This joint effort to provide VisualWorks Non-commercial 3.1 with the Red Hat Linux 6.0 distribution is an exciting beginning,'' said Brenda Friederich, VisualWorks product marketing manager. ''VisualWorks is the first enterprise development environment available for Linux that will enable the Linux developer to build applications that can leverage the reliability of Linux in delivering true mission critical applications in their business.'' ''Enterprise customers are turning to Red Hat Linux as the resource for premier Linux distributions, service and support,'' said Paul McNamara, vice president of strategic relationships at Red Hat. ''VisualWorks delivers the developer productivity and reliability that Linux users demand with the ability to deploy across eleven platforms without the need to change or rewrite code. We expect the combination of VisualWorks and Linux to be a very powerful partnership for the enterprise.'' In addition OBJS announced earlier this month that it was named to the Linux International Board of Directors objectshare.com OBJS on the OTC BB is trading low end, for less than 1 objectshare.com