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On Linux/UNIX systems, if you specify
~/ as
the first two characters of a file name, the
~ is expanded as your home directory. Similarly, you can start a file name with
~username/, and the
~username is expanded to the home directory of "username''. If you specify
~/file as the case file to be written,
ANSYS FLUENT saves the file
file.cas in your home directory. You can specify a subdirectory of your home directory as well: if you enter
~/cases/file.cas,
ANSYS FLUENT saves the file
file.cas in the
cases subdirectory.