I have successfully installed and downloaded MATLAB but I can’t find it anywhere in my computer with Linux system?!

I have successfully installed and downloaded MATLAB but I can’t find it anywhere in my computer with Linux system?!

[Walter Roberson]

Typically it would go to /opt

[Torsten]

But you confirmed a directory for installation, didn't you ?

If you cannot remember, repeat the installation up to the point where an installation directory is suggested.

Answer 1

[VINAYAK LUHA]

Hello Masoumeh,

I comprehend that you've succesfully installaed MATLAB on your Linux system and are looking to determine the installation directory. Typically, if not altered during the setup process, MATLAB is installed at "/usr/local/MATLAB/R20xxa/R20xxb".

However, if you've chosen a different location during installation, you can locate it through a couple of methods:

• Launch MATLAB and enter "matlabroot" in the Command Window. This will display the MATLAB installation path.
• Alternatively, you can find the installation path detailed in the MATLAB installation log file, which can be found at /tmp/mathworks_<yourUserName>.log.

I trust this information addresses your question.

Best regards,

Vinayak Luha

Answer 2

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I am in a similar situation. I downloaded the app, installed it, selected the directory (/usr/local/...), and then chose the products and options. I downloaded everything, and it said that it had installed successfully, but I see no app nor can I call it through the terminal. The folder I chose as the directory has been filled with files and other items, but the app hasn't appeared anywhere.

How can i run something that isn't there?

am i maybe missing a step?

[Steven Lord]

See this documentation page for instructions on how to start MATLAB.