If anything changes I would appreciate you dropping a line or 2, thank you. It’s not a huge deal and if Ansys does not see the potential I’m sure the business case is poor, this means tough break for me and wait it out and postpone my transition. I tried both Win 11 Home and Pro on parallels for the Ansys install and the steps provided Leo Carrilho where they got one machine working (same installs where Abaqus and Hyperworks work). It runs smooth and quite decent speeds, from my experience with automotive problems a very good capable laptop could tackle most of my problems before needing to go to bigger machines, I like mobility and flexibility, this allows me to be able to work directly on my laptop from anywhere. Abaqus runs straight out of the box on the same windows 11 install where I tried to install Ansys to no avail. I’m a long Abaqus user and I wanted to learn and switch as much as possible to Ansys, but the fact I cannot run mechanical really puts a spoke on my wheel. For many reasons I have had macs as my personal computers for a long time, it was just recently with the advent of apple silicon that I saw the opportunity not carry around 2 laptops, it might still be a niche for sure, but it does offer some very attractive advantages for me. ![]() Step 5: update my.cnf to improve MySQL performance. Step 4: sign in and play with the newly installed MySQL server. ![]() In my experience, a good laptop can still solve fairly complex problems without the need of a cluster. Step 3: Turn on the MySQL server automatically. Thank you very much for the follow up, and yes, you’re correct most of the simulation tools for solid mechanics of fluid dynamics works on Windows or Linux and given the somewhat steep price tag of a mac a laptop, some win laptop can offer more than enough power for a fairer price. When I bought my first PC Mac OS didn't have a Fortran compiler available, and at nearly twice the price for the hardware it meant engineering students went towards desktop PC.Īs a question, how many CAD packages work well on Mac, and how many of the latest PC games run well on first release? If any of this changes then Ansys will review the supported platforms. What you may find is the Linux builds can run on Mac, but I've never known anyone try it, and Student isn't built for Linux. I also teach at a University for a session most years, out of 50-100 students I rarely see more than 1-2 with Macs: that may be a UK bias but I suspect not. The bulk of Ansys compute is done on clusters, historically on UNIX/Linux and, more recently, Windows. We do monitor what's used in the world, but other than some laptops I don't see Mac OS anywhere. So it's not all that surprising that the emulators hold all the graphics stuff but not enough of the other libraries. Then If I select a Workbench HD Variax model it will randomly go to a different Helix preset and may or may not change the WHD Variax model - so integration HelixHX EditWorkbench HD is Not working with Monterey.GUI side is fairly easy, it's when you solve that all of the maths, numerical methods etc kick in. It seems like the tone/preset is correct but it does not display properly. With Monterey if I Helix>HD Edit (NO VDI USB just Variax to Helix) and have Workbench HD open if I select Helix presets which have different Variax presets the Workbench HD does not show the correct Variax preset as defined by Helix. I can also switch presets on the Helix and see the changes occur in Workbench HD. Note however with my older music system High Sierra I can use the HX Edit to communicate to the Variax and use Workbench HD (through the Helix w/HX Edit) to upload/download/modify Variax presets. ![]() if 1) use the Variax VDI USB interface 2) Variax battery has good charge 3) plug 1/4 inch into guitar to turn ON the variax Workbench HD will work with Monterey 12.4.
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