CAELinux is a live DVD Linux distribution dedicated to computer-aided engineering (CAD) and finite element analysis. Based on Ubuntu, it features a full software solution for professional 3D FE analysis from CAD geometry. It includes the Salome 3D pre/post processor, Code_Aster non-linear/multi- physics FE solver, Code-Saturne and OpenFOAM CFD solvers, Elmer multiphysics suite, GMSH, Netgen and enGrid 3D meshers, GNU Octave, Rkward, wxMaxima, Scilab, and more [Distrowatch]. CAELinux 2018, which is based on Xubuntu 16.04 and which contains a full suite of open-source simulation tools for FEA, CFD or multi-physics simulation, but also a large panel of other engineering software for CAD-CAM and 3D printing, electronics, mathematics and programming. CAELinux 2018 represents a complete rebuild of the distribution that started in 2017 with up-to-date software and we hope that you will enjoy it. This release is available as usual in the form of an live DVD image for AMD/Intel 64-bit CPUs that can be burned on a DVD or installed on a USB key for 'mobile' use and testing and then installed on hard-disk for best performance. Features: CAD/CAM and 3D printing - Freecad, OpenSCAD, LibreCad, Pycam, Camotics, dxf2gcode and Slic3r; FEA, CFD and multi-physic simulation - Code-Aster, Code-Saturne, OpenFOAM, Elmer FEM, Calculix, Impact FEM, MBDyn... #CAELinux #Xubuntu #FEA #CFD #3Dprinting #SalomeMeca #CodeAster #CodeSaturne #Openfoam #HelyxOS #Calculix #CAD #GMSH #Netgen #openFOAM#enGrid #GNUOctave #Rkward #wxMaxima #Scilab #GudangLinux #OpenSource #Linux #DistroWatch
The future of work is increasingly becoming today’s reality for millions of workers and companies around the world. The findings of weforum.org latest Future of Jobs Report look at the trends expected in the 2018-2022 period in 20 economies and 12 industry sectors. Here is what we need to know to be ready: [1] High-speed mobile internet, artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and cloud technology are set to spearhead companies’ adoption of new technologies between 2018 and 2022. [2] By 2022, today’s newly emerging occupations are set to grow from 16% to 27% of the employee base of large firms globally, while job roles currently affected by technological obsolescence are set to decrease from 31% to 21%. [3] By 2022 this average is expected to have shifted to 58% task hours performed by humans, and 42% by machines or algorithms. In terms of total working hours, no work task is yet performed predominantly by machines or algorithms today. [4] By 2022 the skills required to perform most jobs will have shifted significantly. Global average “skills stability”— the proportion of core skills required to perform a job that will remain the same — is expected to be about 58%. [5] We will all need to become lifelong learners: "On average, employees will need 101 days of retraining and upskilling in the period up to 2022." Detail at weforum.org
http://bit.ly/2018FutureOfJobs2022
#worldeconomicforum #wef #jobs #futureofjobs #humanoid #robot #bigdata
#ai #artificialintelligence #weforum #dataanalyst #ecommerce #training #designthinking
#criticalthinking #resilience #flexibility #problemsolving #emotionalintelligence #leadership #reskilling #upskilling #proactive #opensource
Linux Mint is a popular Ubuntu-based Linux distro that aims to make the transition from a proprietary world of Windows to the open pasture of Linux much easier. Linux Mint 19.1 'Tessa' further polishes a nearly-perfect desktop experience and adds some new features as well. This release is based on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, will be supported until 2023, comes in three desktop options: MATE, Xfce, and Cinnamon.
Release note: "When software crashes tools such as mintreport produce a stack trace our developers can look at to understand the cause of the crash. This is the first step towards fixing such a bug. For the stack trace to be meaningful, users need to have debug symbols installed. In an effort to reduce bandwidth for their mirrors, Debian decided to move debug symbols outside of the main repositories. This decision affected not only Debian and LMDE but also Ubuntu and Linux Mint and made it much more difficult for users to install these symbols. To simplify this process, support for debug symbols was added into the Software Sources tool. Adding debug symbol repositories can now be done with a click of the mouse." #LinuxMint #Tessa #LTS #Mint #MATE #Xfce #Cinnamon #Ubuntu #GudangLinux #OpenSource #Linux #Distrikts
The first release of 12th series for unixlike distribution FreeBSD has been announced. FreeBSD 12.0 features a number of software updates, including OpenSSL 1.1.1, OpenSSH 7.8, and the Clang compiler has been updated to version 6.0.1. TRIM support has been improved for the UFS filesystem and the bhyve virtualization software can now be run inside a jail. "The FreeBSD Release Engineering Team is pleased to announce the availability of FreeBSD 12.0-RELEASE. This is the first release of the stable/12 branch. Some of the highlights: OpenSSL has been updated to version 1.1.1a (LTS). Unbound has been updated to version 1.8.1, and DANE-TA has been enabled by default. OpenSSH has been updated to version 7.8p1. Additional capsicum(4) support has been added to sshd(8). Clang, LLVM, LLD, LLDB, compiler-rt and libc++ has been updated to version 6.0.1. The vt(4) Terminus BSD Console font has been update to version 4.46. The bsdinstall(8) utility now supports UEFI+GELI as an installation option. The VIMAGE kernel configuration option has been enabled by default." |
Release note: http://bit.ly/FreeBSD120 |
#FreeBSD #bsd #unixlike #opensource #DistroWatch #OpenSSL #OpenSSH #Clang #LLVM #LLD #LLDB #UEFI#GELI #VIMAGE #gudanglinux
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