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March 28, 2014, 08:52
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Need help for using Fluent on RHEL v5.6
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Hi all dear members,
I have been using Fluent on windows for quite some time but have never used it on Linux. Infact i have never used Linux at all, so im a complete beginner in Linux environment. My queries are: 1. Where can i find the linux version of Fluent? 2. Once i have found the setup file (as we call it in windows), what to do next? If anybody can give a step-by-step method of doing this, keeping in mind that i have never been in Linux environment before, i would really appreciate it. So far it all looks alien to me  Thanks ! |
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