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Can Application Builder on Win10 generate for Linux?

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So there's an app that I built to give away free. It does only just math: calculations for design of a small loop transmitting antenna. It writes no file. It only does math in a loop and shows results on-screen. I built that as an app for Win10, but there are folks on Linux who'd also like it. What to do?

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Hi Aplonis,

 

What to do?

To create a LINUX executable you need LabVIEW running on a LINUX system…

Best regards,
GerdW


using LV2016/2019/2021 on Win10/11+cRIO, TestStand2016/2019
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@GerdW wrote:

Hi Aplonis,

 

What to do?

To create a LINUX executable you need LabVIEW running on a LINUX system…


Sad, but true.

 

You can advice them to use a virtual machine running Windows.

 

Or get them to get LV working with Wine, but it might be easier\faster to learn Python and convert the program.

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Python would serve, there is no doubt. But in my own case, I'll be having to go with Perl/Tk.

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