OpenFOAM 5.0 is a major new release of OpenFOAM, accompanied by ParaView 5.4.0, compiled with the official OpenFOAM reader module. For macOS, we provide instructions below on using to provide a self-contained environment for OpenFOAM 5.0 that includes code, runtime, system tools and libraries. Are: • a 2010 or newer model, with Intel’s hardware support for memory management unit (MMU) virtualization; • or newer; • at least 4GB of RAM; • VirtualBox prior to version 4.3.30 must NOT be installed. Step 1: Before Installing Docker • The user requires superuser password authentication to execute the following commands with sudo. If in doubt, talk to your system administrator.

• Ensure you have a network connection to download packages via http(s). • The user can choose to enable graphical applications from the container. This is generally beneficial because it allows applications like gnuPlot to run (used for monitoring data, e.g.

Residuals with foamMonitor). Gmail for mac on chrome. However • The speed of ParaView running from the Docker container is very slow.

For much better performance, users can directly on macOS. Note, however, that builds of ParaView direct from its producer, Kitware, do not contain the official reader module for OpenFOAM data, but instead use a native reader module that is not fully functional. • OpenFOAM file names are case-sensitive. If you wish to output data to an OpenFOAM-compatible file system, which we recommend, check whether your file system is case-sensitive before proceeding. Step 2: Installing Docker for Mac Follow the. Step 3: Installing openfoam5-macos OpenFOAM 4 is launched from a script named openfoam5-macos.

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The script is available from the and needs to be located somewhere on the user’s PATH for convenient execution. The following commands will then install in the system-wide /usr/local/bin directory and make the script executable: sudo curl --create-dirs -o /usr/local/bin/openfoam5-macos sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/openfoam5-macos Step 4: Enabling Graphical Applications (optional, recommended) The Docker container runs Ubuntu Linux which uses the (“X11”, or “X”) to display graphical applications, such a ParaView, gnuPlot and gedit. Graphical applications can be displayed in the host macOS by connecting the application programs from the container to an X server on the host. MacOS does not run an X server by default, so the user needs to install and run one; the most popular is, which can be run as follows: • Go to the website, select the latest download and install.

• Start XQuartz. • Select XQuartz → Preferences → Security • Check “Allow connections from network clients” and “Authenticate connections”. • Shut down and Restart XQuartz.