The Fall 2023 CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) for Windows has been updated to Windows 11. Watch for an updated look and feel with CLSE 2023 for Windows due to the new Windows 11 user interface, as well as improvements to AppsAnywhere, and version upgrades for key software applications. Additional changes include expanded Continue Reading »
Category: CLSE Release Notes
Announcements and updates related to the operating systems and software applications available in the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE).
Popular Applications To Be Upgraded In CAEN Computer Labs For Fall 2023
In preparation for the 2023-24 school year, the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) will be undergoing many software upgrades.
The following is a list of popular applications that will be updated for the start of the Fall 2023 term:
- ANSYS 2023R2
- ArcGIS
- Cadence
- CATIA v5r28
- COMSOL 6.1
- HyperWorks 2023.1
- LabVIEW
- MATLAB 2023a
- Mentor
- MSC 2023
New home directories for CAEN Linux systems
The CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE) for Linux is transitioning users to a different home directory location starting in the Fall 2022 term.
Eligible CAEN users will access their Linux home directory in the same storage space as their CAEN Home Directory on CLSE Windows computers. The CLSE Linux home directory no longer routes to Continue Reading »
Popular applications to be upgraded in CAEN computer labs for Fall 2022
In preparation for the upcoming school year, the CAEN computer labs will be undergoing many software upgrades. The following is a list of the new versions of popular applications that will be available for Fall 2022:
- ANSYS 2022R2
- ArcGIS 10.9.1
- Cadence 6.1.5.500.16
- CATIA v5r28
- COMSOL 6
- HyperWorks 2022.1
- LabVIEW 2021SP1
- MATLAB 2022a
- Mentor
- MSC 2020
New features added to the CAEN Lab Software Environment for Linux
In preparation for a new release of the CAEN Lab Software Environment for Linux in Fall 2022, new features have been added to the current environment. These include:
- Accessibility improvements, including a screen magnifier, high contrast settings, on-screen keyboard, and slow/sticky key options
- Additional language support for Chinese, Hindi, and Korean
- New applications, including
Further changes to the Windows Remote Desktop Service for Winter 2020
Many updates occurred to CAEN’s Windows Remote Desktop Service in the month of March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and we want to ensure the College community stays informed of all changes.
The University of Michigan has moved to online classes for the remainder of the Winter 2020 term, as well as the Spring Continue Reading »
Changes to the CAEN Lab Software Environment (CLSE)
Over the summer, CAEN upgraded all the computers in the Duderstadt Center, CAEN computer labs, and the remote access services to new versions of Microsoft Windows 10 1809 Enterprise and Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 7.7.
All CLSE systems remain dual-boot Windows and Linux for 2019.
Changes to the CLSE for Microsoft Windows 10 include: Continue Reading »
No Activity, 24-hour Logout policy enforced for all CLSE (CAEN Lab) computers
In response to student feedback about the usage of CAEN lab computers, beginning the Fall 2019 term, any login session to a CLSE computer will be automatically logged-out after 24 hours of inactivity (i.e. no keyboard or mouse interaction). This policy includes both the Microsoft Windows and Red Hat Linux CLSE computers. This policy change Continue Reading »
MATLAB now licensed for all available toolkits
Now available in CAEN computer labs for the start of the Winter 2019 term is a new release of MATLAB that includes access to all available MathWorks toolkits. This new release of MATLAB can be accessed by selecting the version that starts with “MATLAB 64-bit R2018b” (note the “R2018b” in the name).
Later this term, Continue Reading »
Remote access to LS-DYNA will be removed in Winter 2019
Starting Friday, January 4, students and faculty will no longer be able to access the LS-DYNA software application using CAEN’s remote access services. This includes both the Windows Remote Desktop Service and the Linux Login Service. Due to vendor licensing terms and conditions, access to the software must be removed from these remote access Continue Reading »