Computer Weekly: Linx upgrades Lunar Digital datacentre to full resilient point of presence
The London Internet Exchange (Linx) is set to upgrade its point of presence (PoP) at the Lunar Digital datacentre in Manchester. Over 15 years ago, the then UK government established the Northern ...
Joplin Globe: Linx Security Raises $50M Series B as Identity Becomes Security's Biggest Failure Point
Funding will support global expansion as Linx helps enterprises gain real-time visibility and control over every identity in their environment, at a time when identity-related weaknesses are involved ...
Linx Security Raises $50M Series B as Identity Becomes Security's Biggest Failure Point
No, don't install that! If you have the Community Edition you do not need to install Linx separately. Doing so will just mess up your Linx installation that is already included in LabVIEW Community Edition. Since you tried to install it already, there is a very good change that you actually damaged your proper Linx installation with that.
I had same issue that you had (Labview 2016, MakerHub LINX 2.0.0.35, Arduino ADK) and your solution solved this issue. I had an other configuration (Labview 2016, MakerHub LINX 2.0.0.35Linx, Arduino UNO) where the original LINX software worked well.
The LINX version 3.0.1.192 was released in 2016 to go with the then newly released LabVIEW Home Bundle, which was based on LabVIEW 2014 SP1. The references in your image to a release 3.0.0.186 is pretty odd.
Problem Installing LINX on LabVIEW 2024 (Error Code 1003 - NI Community
The Digilent Linx version 3.x.x is NOT compatible with LabVIEW 2020. And it is not needed when you install the Community Edition as that installer comes with the NI Linx Toolkit version 1.0.0 already in it.