I think most university labs run Labview on Windows these days.

I know Labview has a history of running on classic Macs, but I don't think I've seen Labview on Mac ever.

They already did in the past, Apple doesn't have that big customer size outside US and similar economies.

The Quadras and LC on my campus back in the day were a very special breed, as the IT department even had a couple of NeXT cubes.

The peasants would get thin terminals to DG/UX and later on Red-Hat, or Windows 3.x/95/NT, depending on the laboratory.

I personally manage a lab of Macs running LabView at a university, in a department that uses at least 75% Macs overall.

It's not like you often see Macs in education, even among students !