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Siemens Abruptly Takes Down OpenRadioss, But a Fork Is Already Live
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After setting OpenRadioss, a new Fork continues the simulation solver under the name OpenCourant.
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After Siemens Re-Licenses OpenRadioss, Rocky Linux Announces Open-Source Fork
In 2022 Altair Engineering open sourced "OpenRadioss", an industry-leading finite element solver under the GNU AGPL License, reports Phoronix. Siemens acquired Altair Engineering last year Siemens closes access to OpenRadioss. "Siemens didn't just end the project but they shutdown the G...
·San Diego, United States
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After the closure of OpenRadioss and its public repository, Brian Clemens promoted OpenCourant as a community continuation of the solver. The project starts from the latest known code, retains the GNU AGPLv3 license and seeks support to recover recent binary dependencies that are no longer available.
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