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Which linux distros support Gambit 64bit?
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To all guys that installed Gambit 64 bit on LInux. Which Linux distribution do you use? Do I need necessary RedHat or SLES? I have hard time finding working 64 SLES that supports gambit, and Red Hat is commercial.
(As a side note, people asking about the Gambit 64bit linux version, it should be available in the download page of the fluent.com and later ansys.com portal. I believe I downloaded it there) Last edited by jorkolino; November 19, 2016 at 09:26. |
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I installed it on sles 11 sp2. I remember I was able to install it on ubuntu/kubuntu (I don't remember version) after some tweakings.
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I was able to install it on caelinux (ubuntu distribution)
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There is a 64 bit GAMBIT version for Linux. For large grids > 6 millions it seems to be the right answer. Unfortunately Fluent never managed to support OpenGL with that release whereas the 32 bit version does. It should be just vice versa, since shading with lots of geometry details and lots of cells which makes 64 bit inevitable can take some seconds with the normal graphics system X11 and becomes a burden whereas shading with OpenGl makes really fun.
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