on Linux on IA-32 (x86) includes changes needed to run on Cygwin on Microsoft Windows but this is not a supported platform. Licensing On Linux on x86-64 & IA-32 (x86), and on OpenVMS on Alpha/AXP, GT.M is released as Free / Open Source Software (FOSS) under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License, version 3. On other platforms, it is available under proprietary licenses. Common applications GT.M is predominantly used in healthcare and financial services industry. The first production use of GT.M was in 1986 at the Elvis Presley Memorial Trauma Center in Memphis, Tennessee. Through FIS Profile, it powers banks in the United States, Canada, Spain, France and Italy. SQL and ODBC access to GT.M databases exists as separate commercial products. References Further reading Ignacio Valdes (November 17, 2002), K.S. Bhaskar Receives 2002 LMN Achievement Award, linuxmednews.com External links Project page at SourceForge GT.M documentation YottaDB, a GT.M fork EGTM: GT.M binding for Erlang nodem: GT.M binding for Node.js MUMPS implementations Free database management systems Structured storage FIS (company) Electronic health record software Software using the GNU AGPL license