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[tomion98]

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This is the type of VERMIN I have been warning engineers about - especially engineering students. Just how much trust can you put on a blatant thief who breaks into someone else's software product and pirates its contents? HE/SHE will break into your house, land, room, or your own software if HE/SHE thinks there are valuables there to steal or exploit.

NO engineering organization or client will tolerate any relationship with this kind of thief. I am leaving this edited post as a reminder, with this message, to alert all engineers to the fact that like illegal drugs, pirated software will mark you as an undesirable engineer and one who can't be trusted with any work assignment or project.

Art Montemayor

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[demank]

rather than using cracked software, i think we must use an open source in linux.
At home i am alerady 100% using linux-ubuntu.
Some software already present like ESMO, chemcad, etc.
I hope in the future day the open source engineering software will be present a lot.

[Thushara]

rather than using cracked software, i think we must use an open source in linux.
At home i am alerady 100% using linux-ubuntu.
Some software already present like ESMO, chemcad, etc.
I hope in the future day the open source engineering software will be present a lot.

Is ChemCad open source?

[Aaron Herrick]

Is ChemCad open source?

no.

[djack77494]

To the best of my knowledge, there is no open source process simulation software. However, I'm not real sure about that, and the variety and range (and quality) of open source software is surprising. I hope someone will tell me I'm wrong and that there is some open source simulator out there.