CAN I WORK WITH LABVIEW IN UBUNTU OR LINUX BASED OS ?

[MR.RAJ]

i m working on windows 7 right now but i want to switch to ubuntu now , but i mworried that my labview will successfully work in ubuntu or  not ?guide me

[smercurio_fc]

Ubuntu is not officially supported by NI as a platform for LabVIEW. That does not mean it won't work, though, as some have successfully installed LabVIEW on Ubuntu.

[Dennis_Knutson]

And of course you would have to buy the Linux version of LabVIEW.

[MR.RAJ]

i have to buy labview version of labview ? the one i m using in windows 7 wil not work ? i dont know much about linix but i wana to learn it tats y i want to switch to it , will not the " wyine " facility in ubuntu help me in running labview in ubuntu ?

[Dennis_Knutson]

It's something you could try. Search for 'wine linux' and you'll see it it is not a subject that has come up to often.

[bitbanger]

What versions of Linux does LabVIEW officially support?

We are working with LabVIEW/IMAQ, and we're looking to migrate from Windows to a Linux platform do deploy IMAQ based applications in stand-alone applications, using a Linux-based run-time engine.

[LV_Pro]

I don't know the answer to Linux versions, but will say that you want to make sure that any LabVIEW add-ons/toolkits are available for the target you want, be it LinuX, MacOS, or whatever. There are a lot of features in "native" LabVIEW for the Windows environment that aren't available for the other OS platforms.