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Start MATLAB on macOS Platforms

Choose one of these ways to start MATLAB^®.

Fortunately, you have a number of methods at your disposal. Here are the three most common ways of getting MATLAB: Get the trial version. Obtain a student version of the product. In most cases, you need to download the copy of MATLAB or the MATLAB installer onto your system after you fill out the required information to get it. Double-click the MATLAB icon in the matlabroot folder. Replace matlabroot with the name of the folder in which you installed MATLAB. The startup folder is the last working folder from the previous MATLAB session or the custom path specified in the Initial working folder preference described in General Preferences. Start from Terminal Window.

When you start MATLAB, it automatically adds the userpath folder to the search path. MATLAB also reopens any desktop components that were open when you last shut down.

To customize startup, see Specify Startup Options.

The MATLAB startup folder is the folder you are in when you get the MATLAB prompt. To change the default startup folder, see MATLAB Startup Folder.

If MATLAB fails to start due to a problem with required system components such as Java^® software, then diagnostics run automatically. The software advises you of the problem and offers suggestions to correct it. For information about other startup problems, see MATLAB Installation, Activation & Startup Help.

Start from Applications Folder

Double-click the MATLAB icon in the matlabroot folder. Replace matlabroot with the name of the folder in which you installed MATLAB.

The startup folder is the last working folder from the previous MATLAB session or the custom path specified in the Initial working folder preference described in General Preferences.

Start from Terminal Window

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To start from the Terminal window, you need to know the value of matlabroot, the full path to the folder where MATLAB is installed. If you do not know the path, then open MATLAB from the Applications folder, type matlabroot, and note the value. Exit MATLAB.
Open a Terminal window.
Navigate to the following location from your terminal window:
Start MATLAB.

The startup folder is the MATLAB installation folder.

Related Topics

Here are some other sites that collect Linux information ofall sorts for your viewing and computing pleasure.

Designed With Linux

A list of products and services done entire using the Linux operatingsystem and tools running under Linux.

[http://www.LinuxMall.com/knights/dwl/]

freshmeat

An interesting GUI containing the five or so latest entries in detailand a list of one-liners for the twenty most recent as well asa searchable archive of all entries.

[http://freshmeat.unreal.org/]

Graphics Muse

A well–designed set of pages describing tools available for creatinggraphics as well as how to use them.

[http://www.graphics-muse.org/]

Linux Applications and Utilities

A collection of commercial, shareware and freeware applications andutility programs and servers for Linux with the own WWW home pages.

[http://www.xnet.com/˜blatura/linapps.shtml]

Linux Commercial Software

As a rule I don't list strictly commercial packages, but thereare some nice offerings out there and here's one good place tofind them.

[http://www.uk.linux.org/LxCommercial.html]

Linux Development Projects

A list of Linux and Linux–related development projects insuch categories as hardware ports, kernels and devicedrivers, networking, organizations, software, research andscience groups, distributions, and benchmarks and standards.

[http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdw/devel.html]

Linux FTP Watcher

A searchable file directory that monitors Linux–related FTP sitesand keeps track of when each file was last updated. It also collectsfile descriptions from the lsm and rpm files.

[http://lfw.linuxhq.com/]

Linux Game Tome

Links to games available for the Linux platform. These are sortedby name, rating and type of game.

[http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/tlau/tome/]

Linux Links by Goob

Packages split into several categories and subcategories witha brief description and a URL accompanying each listing.

[http://www.linuxlinks.com/]

Linux MIDI and Sound Pages

Links to sites with MIDI or other sound software amenable to useon Linux systems. Categories include system drivers, MIDI software,soundcard mixers, network and digital audio tools, module playersand editors, CD audio tools, sound synthesis packages, and more.

[http://www.xdt.com/ar/linux-snd/]

Linux Now File Library

A library which holds references to over 4000 archive files arrangedin 167 categories. Interesting features include an interactiverating system and a choice of up to eight links for obtainingeach package.

[http://www.linuxnow.com/library.html]

Linux Software Browser

A Web front–end to the sunsite archive site which lets you browsethe entire Linux software hierarchy therein.

[http://www.linuxhq.com/lsm/]

Linux Software Channel

A GUI front–end which divvies up the software into sixcategories: system tools, utilities, applications, telecomm &web, games & multimedia, and development. Each main categoryis further subdivided with each entry having a brief descriptionand a link to a site or an archive.

[http://www.cocoon.net/linux/]

Linux Software Database

A searchable database of over 3000 titles. Searching is by title,author, version, and several other categories with each listingcontaining a brief description along with some other pertinentinformation.

[http://www.txcc.net/˜cl/New/Main.html]

Linux Software Index

An unannotated alphabetical list of software package titlesand their URLs. This site also includes a Linux Kernel Index.

[http://www.prihateam.fi/linux/]

Linux Software Review

A forum to discuss the various software programs and packagesthat are available for Linux. Comments about each package canbe both read and added.

[http://karlsberg.usask.ca/˜slg/lsr/lsr.html]

Linux Software Sources

A nascent (1/98) site with a GUI interface to software invarious categories.

[http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Park/2993/]

Linux Sound Apps

Sound and MIDI software for Linux.

[http://www.bright.net/˜dlphilp/linux_soundapps.html]
[http://sound.condorow.net/]
[http://sound.lovebead.com/]

Linux Web Watcher

A database of Linux–related Web pages that keeps tracks of when eachof the pages was last updated.

[http://java.apache.org/]

Linux Weekly News

A weekly journal of news of interest to those using Linux.

[http://www.eklektix.com/lwn/]

Scientific Applications on Linux

A collection of information and links of software in which scientistsand engineers might be interested. This is browsable by title witheach title linked to a separate description page. It is alsosearchable.

[http://SAL.KachinaTech.COM/]

ULINX

Usable links for Linux attempts to provide pointers to the bestavailable sources of news, software, distributions, documents, supportand various other things about Linux.

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[http://www.tygre.net/ulinx/]

Woven Goods for Linux

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A collection of WWW applications and hypertext–based informationabout Linux.

Matlab For Mac Os X

[http://www.fokus.gmd.de/linux/]
[http://linux20.tamu.edu/]
[http://limestone.uoregon.edu/woven/]
[http://www.epi.mh-hannover.de/woven/]