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Windriver Workbench for linux (fedora, ubuntu, etc)
Has anyone managed to get their hands on a licence for this? I know it says they support it in their support docs, but has anyone ever been sucessful in getting one for FRC?
The main reason I ask (besides liking linux a lot), is that I wanted to try and compile Qt (http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5.0/pla...s-vxworks.html) for vxworks, and it has to be compiled from linux. 
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19-11-2012, 07:25
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Re: Windriver Workbench for linux (fedora, ubuntu, etc)
As far as I know, you can only install FRC WRWB on Windows.
 If you really want to program on Linux, you could virtualize? (But that would not really be worth it.)
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