--- # # Use the widgets beneath and the content will be # inserted automagically in the webpage. To make # this work, you have to use › layout: frontpage # layout: frontpage header: image_fullwidth: meshHeader-scaled2-lighter.png widget1: title: "About HELYX-OS" url: 'http://engys.com/products/helyx-os' image: '/images/HELYX-OS-v231-welcomescreen.png' text: 'HELYX-OS is an open-source Graphical User Interface designed to work natively with OpenFOAM v4.1 and OpenFOAM v1606+. The GUI is developed by ENGYS using Java+VTK and delivered to the public under the GNU General Public License.' widget2: title: "Installation" url: '/installation/' image: 'http://engys.com/development/1.jpeg?width=229&height=188' text: 'After downloading the most recent binary, users can find more information about how to install HELYX-OS on their system to get up and running quickly.' widget3: title: "Training and Support" url: 'http://engys.com/services/support' image: 'http://engys.com/support/1.jpeg?width=229&height=188' text: 'HELYX-OS is provided without any formal support from ENGYS. For additional paid support and training with HELYX-OS and/or all other ENGYS products, please visit our website.' # # Use the call for action to show a button on the frontpage # # To make internal links, just use a permalink like this # url: /getting-started/ # # To style the button in different colors, use no value # to use the main color or success, alert or secondary. # To change colors see sass/_01_settings_colors.scss # callforaction: url: https://github.com/ENGYS/HELYX-OS/releases/download/v2.4.0/HELYX-OS-2.4.0-linux-x86_64.bin text: Download HELYX-OS v2.4.0 binary for 64 bit Linux › style: alert permalink: /index.html ---