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Have an amazing project to share? Join the SHOW-AND-TELL every Join us every Wednesday night at 8pm ET for for top secret new products, behinds the scenes and more. LabVIEW, being proprietary, is antithetical to the open source mission. Theoretically it runs on old versions of RHE but not in practice. Even though my school has a site license, everyone I know who uses it is trying to switch to Python or something similar. Since most modern instruments come with ethernet, serial, GPIB, etc (all of which are well supported under Linux), it’s just not worth the effort of dealing with a closed system like LabVIEW. Even if it doesn’t cost you any money, it is definitely not free.

@john, we don’t have any opinion about this (yet) the adafruit blog contains *industry* news, art, design, and many many many other things – we do not need to say “it should be open source” on every post, our readers are smart and will see if this is a solution / software suite that makes sense for them. This is not like a vegetarian cookbook accepting recipes for bacon. We are not selling labview, books about labview or anything related to labview – it’s a popular suite that now supports arduino and that’s *news* worthy. We are not promoting it, there is a difference between news and “promotion”. We didn’t say buy it.

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We hope this makes it (even more) clear. John wrote us a note, while we will not post his email, here’s (part of ) our thoughts about why we posted this news item =============== hi john – thanks for the note, we don’t see how we could possibly “lose the open source vibe” by posting a news item about software that now does something with arduino. We’re inclusive, not exclusive that’s an interesting story, however – there’s another way to look at this.