plcisgreat
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Will Rockwell software run on a Linux operating system?
Linux & Rockwell
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It depends. Normally Rockwell only has software for Windows platforms. You can emulate various Windows platforms on a Linux system using WINE or equivalent programs. I don't know if WINE already emulates Windows 2000 Pro or XP Pro, but the latest versions of the Rockwell software I have will only run on these two platforms.
Kind regards,
Kind regards,
optimus2861
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As Rockwell won't support it, I wouldn't even try it.
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