LabVIEW for Linux

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• LabVIEW for linux (Ubuntu 64-bit)

  University of Helsinki uses a centralized managed linux installation on all linux workstations.  The distribution is based on Ubuntu 9.10, and it is considering moving to 10.04 LTS.  Almost all of the facilities are 64-bit, only a few old machines (> 5 years of age) are still using 32-bit installation.

  In the Physics Department, there are about 500 machines and about 30% of those who are linux workstations.  We strive to get LabVIEW for Linux installed on our desktop, then run under Ubuntu 64-bit.

  1 problem (not a problem): For some strange reason, the installation media does not CD/DVD use normal files (iso9660) system, but the media is formatted with the file system "Mac OS X HDF +".  It works under linux, of course, but has been a source of mild confusion.  It would be wise to change the normal file system to the next version.

  2nd problem: The installation under Ubuntu does not work.  Namely:

  First I mount the media with the "mount-t hfsplus/dev/sr0/media/cdrom0" and try running the installation script
  CD/media/cdrom0/Linux/labview-2009
  sudo knew
  . / INSTALL

  Installation is not going smoothly.  According to the error message, the script is not found the library libbz2:

  / Media/cdrom0/Linux/LabVIEW-2009/bin/rpmq: error while loading shared libraries: libbz2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory

  However, the library is in standard place:
  $ ls/lib/libbz2 *.
  /lib/libbz2.so.1 /lib/libbz2.so.1.0 /lib/libbz2.so.1.0.4

  I know, "support of the distribution" list only include Mandriva, RedHat, and SUSE.  The version of LabVIEW is the latest version of the fall of 2009.  Does anyone have any ideas what to try next?

  see you soon,
  Pekko

  
  

• How to get the evaluation version of labview for linux mint

  Hello

  Can anyone suggest me how to download the evaluation software of labview 2014/15 for linux mint?

  I knew the trial versions are only available for windows.

  Thanks in advance

  Best regards

  Manasa M

  According to this information, the Mint is not a Linux Distribution supported: http://www.ni.com/product-documentation/52786/en/

  I can't find the linux version on the page of downloads-I suggest you ask OR through your local office to see if they can provide you with a copy.

• A copy of LabView for Linux.

  Hi, I recently bought a copy of Labview 2009 through my University, and I was wondering if there was anyway I could download a version of linux-flavored.  In making the switch, I'm currently dual-boot Windows/Linux, but is intended to run 100% linux.  In any case, since I have a Student Edition, I wasn't sure what the terms were accurate liscensing, or if I could have installed on my linux and windows partition, or even if I would have access to all features from the Windows version to linux.  I read somewhere on your site for the business Edition, you can have up to 3 business computers and 1 computer at home, but can only be running one version at a time.  Because the way I'm in dual boot, it would be possible to have a version running at once, not two virtual machines running on my PC.

  Any input would be helpful,

  -MechanicalMayhem

  Contact the local branch of National Instruments; the sales representative should help you to get a copy. I think you should be OK legally but don't forget to confirm.

• The statement to Excel using LabView on Linux?

  Anyone has a suggestion how to declare the LabView test data to Excel, using LabView on Linux?

  I've only used LabView on Windows before, so it's new to me.

  BR labviewerik

  Do not use LabVIEW for linux.

  The first thought is to use a CSV format. This can be opened by Excel and is easily stored on a network or via e-mail as an attachment.

  The second option would be to store results in a database. Excel has the ability to bind to data bases to extract data.

  Finally, to see these proposals and vote for this idea

• LabVIEW 2009 linux crashes when editing a control, or a constant of resources VISA

  Linux crashes when I click on a constant resources VISA (block diagram) or control (front).  This happens on LabVIEW 2009 SP1 32-bit for Linux on CentOS (similar to RedHat 6.3) 6.3.  I have updated drivers VISA 5.1.2 and that did not help.  Thanks in advance for any ideas of five Linux guys out there.

  Hello Jason,

  My problem has been resolved with LabVIEW 2012.  To answer your question, LabVIEW would crash only trying to select another device in the list.  Thanks for your help.

  Kind regards

  Marvin

• If you use firefox for linux, I'm unable to open the game client for a called flash browser game darkorbit.

  I'm using Linux Mint 17.2 xfce.
  The Firefox I use is 42.0 Mozilla Firefox for Linux Mint Mint - 1.0.
  Shockwave Flash is 11.2r202.
  The browser Flash game is DarkOrbit ( www.darkorbit.com ).
  The game was working fine until about 2 months ago.

  I log in the game (as before) and get on the last page without any problem.
  When I click on 'Start' to go to the game client, the screen is black. The browser tab written game client will blink twice.
  Please note that everything works fine when I use the chrome Web browser.
  DarkOrbit works very well with Firefox on Windows.

  Is there a way to use the pepper Flash used in Chrome/chrome using the freshplayerplugin wrapper.

  Your Linux distro may have related packages for it.

  Alternatively, you can use Chrome or chrome for that one site and use Firefox for everything else.

• Where can I download itunes for Linux OS Ubuntu?

  Where can I download itunes for Linux OS Ubuntu?

  There is not an iTunes for Linux OS

• Download Firefox for Linux without Adblock and other extensions

  I have a problem downloading of an adapted version of Firefox for Linux to run on a Knoppix Live DVD system, for use in the trial publishable extensions I developed under Windows. (This isn't a development question extension, however, just a problem downloading and the FF configuration properly).

  I was surprised as the current (FF40) and anterior (FF34) version for Linux come with 3 extensions installed permanently - NoScript, Adblock Plus and FoxyProxy Standard. They apparently cannot be uninstalled, even if they can be disabled.

  I read online in various forums that Adblock Plus is a hog memory and that she, in particular, as well as NoScript, may adversely affect the values with legitimate code on Web sites and extensions. I also read complaints from users who disable Adblock Plus does not remove all its effects.

  During my tests I had problems that I thought were the result of Adblock Plus, so I turned off and restart the browser. The situation is greatly improved, but there are still some problems that may or may not be related to the shortage of memory.

  The question is this: I want to download versions 'clean' FF for Linux without these extensions part 3 installed, for more conclusive tests, but have not found a way to do it.

  I'm also curious as to why these extensions are 'forced' on Linux users. (I hope that never happens on Windows, or I could become a less committed user of the FF).

  Firefox any version for Linux, Mac OSX and Windows www.mozilla.org or www.mozilla.org/firefox/all doesn't come with all Extensions.

  You already had these extensions installed in Firefox profile, you use with Firefox.

  All three of these Extensions are by a third author (s) and not by Mozilla.

• When released the new version of Mozilla Firefox for Linux.

  Whenever I open the browser, it continues to display the message that is earlier than the version of my browser.

  But I cant Update since its not released yet for Linux.
  

  Do not wait for the new Version to be published
  Other than that, the browser is fast and easy to use

  You seem to have the provided version of Firefox 35.0.1 Ubuntu

  You can get the update of Firefox 39.0 of in on your distribution package manager or you can get Firefox from www.mozilla.org or www.mozilla.org/firefox/all

  If you choose to mozilla.org , sure it is 64-bit as 32 bits will not run unless you have the appropriate packages.

  Mozilla does not updates for versions of others, including the packages provided by Linux distributions.

  https://help.Ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/install-Firefox-Linux

• What are the features of Mozilla Firefox for Linux?

  I found an article about Firefox Desktop features. Linux and Windows have the same characteristics?
  If this isn't the case, I need to know the characteristics for Linux.

  Firefox for Windows, Mac OS x (10.6 +) and Linux (from mozilla.org) are pretty much the same.

  You can find some of the shortcuts from the Menu and KB is a little different on the three operating systems because of their BONES in the Human Interface (HIG) guidelines followed. May also have small differences in appearance.

  For example, tools-> Options on Windows is Firefox-> Preferences on Mac and editing-> Preferences under Linux.

  Adobe is kind of screwing with Flash by Linux users only supported Flash 11.2 with security updates.

• Browser Konqueror for Linux has a CPU limitation function useful for Web sites using Flash content. You can add such a feature in Firefox?

  I recently discovered that browser Konqueror for Linux can help the user to limit the CPU usage while visiting a Web site using flash technology by changing the settings in the Flash section and by adjusting the slider settings VERY HIGH to HIGH and AVERAGE and so on. It actually works and it doesn't have a direct impact on the overall performance for flash player, but it can lead to conflicts if other such extensions that add blocker or click-to-flash are also enabled.

  Maybe you can add a similar setting in Firefox in the browser or just as a useful addon or extension option section.

  Hi Michael,
  I love the sound of that. I found an add on which has Visual for the CPU usage as well as can be useful

  • https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/fire.../System-Monitor/

  Topic: memory page also contains a detailed report that breaks down each process that occupies this space. I wonder if it is a supplement that taps by limiting these
  Something like limiter window and tab

• Why not update for Linux mechanism works?

  Firefox informed me this morning that an update was available. In the small window in which this information came, there was a button marked "Update Now". I pressed the button and showed a gray horizontal bar with a short dark color bar moving from left to right. The text in the window says that Firefox has been updated. Unfortunately, that "update" can go on forever with nothing to show for it. So finally, I have to close the window myself (using the window manager).

  So my question is: why the update mechanism does not work for Linux?

  You have write rights to the Firefox installation folder?

  You are using a Firefox installation from the repositories of your Linux distribution or you installed Firefox yourself?

  If you used the deposits then you need to update via your software management.
  
  Otherwise, you may need to be updated as long as user root.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Installing_Firefox#Linux

• Linux, Firefox 21.0 and the last flash for LINUX (11.2). I can't view youtube videos because firefox has disabled the plugin. Help!

  An hour ago, I watched with happiness of the videos from youtube on Linux using Firefox 20.0 and 11.2 flash. I've just updated firefox and it of now my blocking flash and invites me to update. The problem is I can't update because 11.2 is the LATEST version of the flash for firefox plugin, there is no other version.

  Is there a way to prevent the deactivation of my firefox plugin?

  The directory structure, at least for linux, seems to have changed for version 21. I have my distribution of firefox / opt/firefox /, and so far I keep the plugin flash in/opt/firefox/plugins /. Verse 21, the plugin directory should be/opt/firefox/browser/plugins/EC directory does not exist by default. You can create or mv just the old directory of plugin to the new location

  $ cd/opt/firefox / #(ou partout où votre firefox est installé)
  $ mv plugins / browser /.

  Icons / directory has also been moved to that subdirectory, that's why my office firefox button was not correctly displayed after the update.

  -The main thing that firefox really should do is to archive the previous version of firefox, whenever there is an update. It is ridiculous to have to deal with this kind of issue immediately after an update when you have important work to do on time! To do a simple option to temporarily return to the previous version of firefox. It would be trivial to implement and could be used when a new release breaks something.

• When can we have "tabs in titlebar" in firefox for linux?

  When can we have "tabs-in-title bar" in firefox for linux,
  as Ubuntu 12.04. Or for that matter support an add-on
  such a feature. I use firefox 13 currently in
  Ubuntu 12.04.

  On Linux the Firefox button is on the tab bar and you usually visible through the installation of the OS title bar.
  
  It is not possible to have the tab bar in the title bar on Linux or place other items on the title bar.
  
  Only Firefox for Windows is this function, and only if the Firefox window is maximized, you can have the tab bar and the Firefox button in the title bar.
  
  On Windows, the title bar is in the Firefox DOM (#titlebar), so it is possible to place other objects on the title bar.