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FeenoX vs PetIBM

FeenoX

7.5#3 in physics simulation softwareFree plan
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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PetIBM

6.5#40 in physics simulation softwareFree plan
Free planLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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What both publish

FactFeenoXPetIBM
Assessment toolsNoNo
AudienceOfficial pages present FeenoX for industry engineers, Unix hackers and academic professors, with advanced users as the target audience.The project provides end-user installation instructions and separate guidance for developers extending or debugging PetIBM.
Authoring toolsYesNo
Delivery modedesktopdesktop
Free planYesYes
InstallationOfficial installation options include Debian or Ubuntu packages, statically linked GNU/Linux binaries, source tarballs and the GitHub repository.End users can install prebuilt GPU-enabled packages with Anaconda or use Docker and Singularity/Apptainer containers.
Lesson libraryNoNo
LicenseFeenoX is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 3 or any later version, with freedom to use, modify and redistribute it under the license terms.PetIBM code is under the BSD 3-Clause License.
Offline accessYesYes
PurposeFeenoX is a cloud-first computational engineering tool for solving engineering problems with one or many computers in parallel.PetIBM implements immersed-boundary methods to solve 2D and 3D incompressible Navier–Stokes equations on stretched Cartesian grids using a projection approach.
SupportThe project directs users to GitHub Discussions for help and GitHub Issues for bug reporting.The project directs bug reports, feature requests, and questions to its GitHub issue tracker and lists email contacts for questions, suggestions, or feedback.

FeenoX plans

  • FeenoXFree
  • FreeFree

PetIBM plans

  • PetIBMFree

Pick FeenoX if…

FeenoX suits advanced users such as engineers, Unix hackers, and academic professors who work with engineering models and plain-text inputs. It targets GNU/Linux users and can also be accessed through browser-based interfaces.

Pick PetIBM if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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