Run in terminal (to create the directory):Ĭopy the contents of the iso (archives, bin, etc, java, sys, install.) in your /home/user/matlab folder. create a directory /home/user/matlab.(it's temporarilly, after installation this can be deleted.) if you already have the contents of the iso copied elsewhere then skip this step.Ģ. If there are several users in a single pc & each of them has individual user accounts and need to use the same application then it is required to install it in the directory indicated by default in matlab installation process i.e in /usr/loalġ. you can cut off this line too.(optional).Ī new entry named "Matlab" will be added in the menu under the programming section. In "GenericName" you can put whatever you want. In "Name= Matlab " you can change the name whatever you want.(optional). (must).įor Exec and Icon, the path should be correct i.e you must change "user" according to your path.
Icon=/home/user/Matlab/X11/icons/matlab64c_icon.xpm desktop fileĮxec=/home/user/Matlab/bin/matlab -desktop copy paste the following lines into the newly opened. Sudo gedit /usr/share/applications/sktopĢ. Or, to run from the menu, follow these steps: Go to the home/user/Matlab/bin directory and double click on matlab and 'select run in terminal' or enter command in terminal: Now matlab is installed in /home/user/Matlab directory. This is for a warning that libc.so.6 can not be found. Sudo ln -s /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6 /lib/libc.so.6 after completing the installation enter the following code into terminal: Now everything will go smooth, brows your lic_standalone.dat file when needed.ħ. (the default path is /usr/local/Matlab/Rxxx, don't use it)Ħ. When matlab installation folder selection window appears erase all the text in the text box and put /home/Your_user_name/Matlab and continue. go through the general processes like ' next', ' accept', check ' install without internet', put your license key where it is needed.ĥ. Now a matlab installation window will appear.
double click on the 'install' file and select 'run in terminal'. right click mouse and select 'open in terminal' & enter the command. mount the iso (better use furiusisomount)ģ. installing it in the home directory is the easiest way.ġ. Installing matlab in /usr/local (explained in the second section of this tutorial) is troublesome and requires root permission in several steps. If there are several users who will use matlab with several user accounts then follow second step ( #2). If you are the only user who will use matlab then follow the first step ( #1).Ģ. Two different approaches are going to be adopted:ġ.
You need to have the unix version of Matlab dvd or dvd image to install it in linux mint.
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