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# [femm] FEMM for LINUX

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- From: Angelo Rossi <vpqro@tin.it>
- Date: Sat, 05 Feb 2000 13:29:46 +0100
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    Dear Prof. Meker,

    I'm an electrical engineering student in University "La Sapienza" and
    I'm very
    interested in magnetics.
    I know Visual C/C++ for Windows and C/C++ under X11 enough well to
    develop math applications. I'm
    currently a DevStudio 6.0 registered user , but now I'm looking for a
    development
    tool under LINUX (e.g. FLUID or GLADE).
    So I 'm very very interested to "put the things work on LINUX" :). I'll
    thank
    You very much if You would like to send me a copy of FEMM source code.
    We can also
    talk about the LINUX version and work to find other people interested in
    porting. Especially to
    see if there are problems related to GPL, GNU and FEMM royalties.

    Angelo Rossi

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