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Linux installations and older packages are not present in downloads. I understand some things are changing in how HWCFD is named and such, but I need to install hypermesh, or hyperworks again for linux.
If you click that little 'download' arrow to the lower right of your image, does it only give you the download for Windows? Normally you would see options to select the desired OS. As a side note - you can always go through the model build in Windows, export the .inp and MESH.DIR, then run the job on Linux.
If you click that little 'download' arrow to the lower right of your image, does it only give you the download for Windows? Normally you would see options to select the desired OS.
As a side note - you can always go through the model build in Windows, export the .inp and MESH.DIR, then run the job on Linux.
Actually - now I notice the Student Edition is limited to Windows - Linux not available.
https://web.altair.com/altair-student-edition
Open the Product Limitations section towards the bottom of the page
Thanks for your help. I will most likely need to go through my university then to get the software, since they have professional licenses.
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