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Re: LabView 2012 frc on linux
I copied over the files to my flash drive and have tried installing under WINE but it tells me that I already have old versions of all the software it tries to install -- LabVIEW, PID, Vision -- which i certainly don't since it's my first time trying to install this software on this computer
I'm also interested in this. I would like only to do programming at home from my linux machine. Can the WPI and PID libraries be copied over from a windows installation? I'm not interested in deploying or communicating from this computer -- it's just for exploring and learning. Thank you Last edited by Triapod : 12-01-2012 at 21:40. 
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Re: LabView 2012 frc on linux
Technically yes, but the DLLs will cause the VIs to be broken. You could correct this with a bit of work by making stub version of the wpi lib VIs and using the on linux.
Greg Mckaskle
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