Add cmake

linux/workstation/cmake.markdown

+cmake
+=====
+
+[CMake](https://cmake.org/): A Powerful Software Build System
+
+
+System cmake version
+--------------------
+
+All Debian workstations will have the same default `cmake` version shipped by the operating system.
+Use `cmake --version` to get the currently active version.
+
+
+Other cmake versions
+--------------------
+
+We manage a central installation with a selection of `cmake` versions in our `/opt/software/` NFS mount
+available on all managed Linux workstations.
+
+In order to use it, source the corresponding environment variables depending on your required version (`X.Y.Z`):
+
+```sh
+source /opt/software/cmake/env/X[.Y[.Z]]
+```
+
+This will setup your environment variables to point to the specific `cmake` binary and tools.
+
+To check the currently loaded `cmake` version you can use:
+
+```sh
+cmake --version
+```
+
+Version missing
+---------------
+
+We are ready to install other `cmake` versions on request. Please [[contact us|/services/contact]] in that case.

linux/workstation/debian.markdown

@@ -93,6 +93,8 @@ The migration includes the following notable (breaking) changes to be aware of:
   Refer to [[Older CUDA versions|nvidia_cuda/#older-cuda-versions]] for details.
 - **Rust**: We provide a central installation of the stable upstream `rustc` compiler and `cargo` package manager.
   We automatically activate it via environment variables for you. Have a look at our detailed [[Rust]] readme.
+- **CMake**: We provide a central installation of the latest upstream `cmake` compiler and tools.
+  Please activate it by setting up your environment variables accordingly. Have a look at our detailed [[cmake]] readme.
 - **Software**: previously locally installed in `/opt` is now provided via an NFS mount at `/opt/software`.
   Your user environment variables (`PATH` and others) will be pre-set during logon so that you can start software
   as usual from your terminal or graphical session (for instance just type `matlab`).