CAELinux 2011?

Thank you all for your great feedback.

Concerning the choice of keeping Ubuntu 10.04, the reason is that I try to keep a stable system base to reduce the number of OS related problems. That's why I prefer to base CAELinux on LTS releases of Ubuntu. It is not 'top notch' but at least it should be rock solid.

For OpenFoam, I see that you prefer the official release (2.0.1 now) so I will include it. Anyway installing an alternate version is really easy as they are all available as Ubuntu packages in PPAs.

@Ying wai Man:
CAELinux is not very different from an Ubuntu base with added packages and some custom compiled codes. For OpenFoam, Elmer and Salome-Meca, you can get a very similar user experience by just installing them on your own distro. But Aster and Saturne are custom compiled, configured and make use of small wizards that I wrote. So for those two codes you won't get the same integration if you compile it with the default options. In a word the added value of CAELinux is a working integration of all those codes.