Why do I see the error, The application “Dock” does not have permission to open “(null)” when starting MATLAB after updating to MacOS 15.1?
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2024년 10월 30일
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2024년 12월 20일
MATLAB was launching without issue on my Mac until updating to MacOS Sequoia 15.1. When launching MATLAB I see the following error; The application “Dock” does not have permission to open “(null)”.

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MathWorks Support Team
2024년 12월 20일
편집: MathWorks Support Team
2024년 12월 20일
This error affects the Intel versions of MATLAB R2024a and older releases on macOS 15.1 and has been resolved as of macOS 15.2. If you are affected by this error, it is recommended that you update macOS to 15.2.
The Intel version of MATLAB R2024b is not affected, and the "Native Apple Silicon" versions of MATLAB (R2023b and newer) are not affected.
If you have an Intel Mac, install the Intel version of MATLAB R2024b using the installer from mathworks.com/downloads
If you have an Apple Silicon Mac, consider uninstalling MATLAB then install the Native Apple Silicon version of R2024b instead by using the installer from mathworks.com/downloads
For more information, see:
MATLAB on Apple Silicon Macs
As a workaround to run Intel versions of MATLAB R2024a and older on macOS 15.1 or 15.2, you may be able to launch MATLAB from terminal like this:
/Applications/MATLAB_R20XXx.app/bin/matlab -maci64
Note: The R20XXx must be edited to correspond to your install release of MATLAB, e.g. R2021b.
This error may be resolved in a future update to macOS 15.
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Walter Roberson
2024년 12월 2일
In my experience, it is enough to use
/Applications/MATLAB_R20XXx.app/bin/matlab
without the -maci option.
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