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Dear Sergei,
the Intel folks could comment better on this, but afaik there is no possibility to get a non-commercial license at the moment. However, you could participate in the beta evaluation program of the 2019 version of the compiler: https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-parallel-studio-xe-2019-beta
However, that program is only running for 4 or 5 more weeks and would then expire.
Best regards,
Jürgen
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Intel withdrew the non-commercial license due to too much abuse. I keep hearing rumors it may reappear in a different form, but for now, Jürgen's advice is best.
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Hello S Sergei.
I have fortran intel 2013 and its non-commercial license. Works perfectly on new linux distributions. If you want I put in a googledrive link.
Att
César.
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Is there any ifort version that works on ubuntu 19.10? I tried parallel studio xe 2020 cluster edition but it doesn't work.

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