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A free version of LabView

Release date is... November or early next year.

But the LINX toolkit in interesting for the Raspberry PI

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Martin Riddle
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Thanks. I presume this part of the announcement is a typographical error:

use only"

I would guess(tm) that it's suppose to read: "...for non-commerical or academic use only"

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Jeff Liebermann

Oops, bad presumption. The Labview blog at says: "You may not use the Software for teaching or research at a degree-granting educational institution." and: "LabVIEW Community Edition also allows students and academics to install and use LabVIEW in situations that their academic

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Jeff Liebermann

Yes. They make lots of money from the academic licenses. The Institute, with only a few users, pays many thousands of $$ each year, maybe $10k?, and I'm sure other Harvard departments do as well.

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Winfield Hill

I didn't have the link handy when I posted the other day.

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Martin Rid

NOOOOO! All my customers will start using it. :(

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Phil Hobbs

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