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Abdenour 03-27-2014 11:39 AM

I cant install Matlab on Ubuntu
 
Hi every body
Im new with Linux and i have some trouble with installing Matlab
the install guide said that i have to lunch the setup by this

/path_to_dvd/install &

i put the DVD content in the desktop and when i use the Terminal to execute the setup file like they said that what i got
abdou@abdou-SATELLITE-C855-27P:~$ sudo /home/abdou/Desktop/R2013b/install &
[1] 5127
abdou@abdou-SATELLITE-C855-27P:~$

and no thing happen
where is the problem
thanx

snowday 03-27-2014 11:59 AM

Matlab is a commercial product with EXCELLENT customer support, so I am curious why you took the time to join LinuxQuestions.org instead of simply contacting them?

http://www.mathworks.com/support/contact_us/

To specifically answer your question, I do not see any error messages in your post that would allow us to find "the problem" for you. If you are new to Linux then why are you improvising instead of strictly following the instructions? (i.e. why don't you put the DVD in the DVD drive as instructed?) :)

John VV 03-27-2014 12:15 PM

if you MUST use "matlab " you will want to use a Microsoft Windows Operating system
install Matlab on Windows 7

seeing as matlab is very expensive you will want to use the OS it was designed for
now if all you need is to be able to use 99.999% of all "*.m" "matlab files"
then there is a FREE GPL'ed almost clone called " Octave"

it will be in the ubuntu repos

Code:

apt-get update
apt-get install octave


michaelk 03-27-2014 12:39 PM

Welcome to LinuxQuestions.
Yes, there is a Matlab version for linux.

http://www.mathworks.com/support/sys...html?sec=linux
http://www.mathworks.com/products/av...index.html?#ML

Hopefully you have the necessary license keys etc.

Are you trying to install a linux version? Does the installer have executable permissions? What happens when you do not use the &

Abdenour 03-27-2014 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by snowpine (Post 5142319)
Matlab is a commercial product with EXCELLENT customer support, so I am curious why you took the time to join LinuxQuestions.org instead of simply contacting them?

http://www.mathworks.com/support/contact_us/

To specifically answer your question, I do not see any error messages in your post that would allow us to find "the problem" for you. If you are new to Linux then why are you improvising instead of strictly following the instructions? (i.e. why don't you put the DVD in the DVD drive as instructed?) :)

I join LinuxQuestions.org to learn moore about linux
For the DVD, I dont have one because i downloaded from the internet (with crack)
the problem for me isnt only for Matlab, but i have the same problem with other softwares such as ANSYS & Abaqus and i need these specefic softwares
i dont know what to do because every time the problem is not the same
first the problem was

sudo: /home/abdou/Desktop/R2013b/install: command not found
then i found that the option install allow executing file as program is uncheck, I check that option

now it shown this message whene i dont use sudo

bash: /home/abdou/Desktop/R2013b/install: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
and when i use sudo nothing happen

Abdenour 03-27-2014 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John VV (Post 5142329)
if you MUST use "matlab " you will want to use a Microsoft Windows Operating system
install Matlab on Windows 7

seeing as matlab is very expensive you will want to use the OS it was designed for
now if all you need is to be able to use 99.999% of all "*.m" "matlab files"
then there is a FREE GPL'ed almost clone called " Octave"

it will be in the ubuntu repos

Code:

apt-get update
apt-get install octave


its very expensive but in our college we use a cracked version on windows & its works fine
but i want to use Ubuntu
i will try Octave but for the home-works i have to use Matlab, and for the other softwares

Abdenour 03-27-2014 12:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by michaelk (Post 5142340)
Welcome to LinuxQuestions.
Yes, there is a Matlab version for linux.

http://www.mathworks.com/support/sys...html?sec=linux
http://www.mathworks.com/products/av...index.html?#ML

Hopefully you have the necessary license keys etc.

Are you trying to install a linux version? Does the installer have executable permissions? What happens when you do not use the &

thanx for the welcome
i have the medecine, & the version is for linux (R2013b_UNIX.iso)
the member from the torrent's site succeeded to install but no one reply

John VV 03-27-2014 01:01 PM

Quote:

For the DVD, I dont have one because i downloaded from the internet (with crack)
then this is an illegal pirated copy

we can not help you with that
it is a violation of the forum rules
and the forum moderator will likely close this thread , for that reason

BUY the install dvd and the license
or use octave

Quote:

its very expensive but in our college we use a cracked version on windows & its works fine
Have your Univ. expect a visit from the BSA ( Business Software Alliance)
that is an illegal practice in almost every country in the world .

schneidz 03-27-2014 01:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Abdenour (Post 5142348)
its very expensive but in our college we use a cracked version on windows & its works fine
but i want to use Ubuntu
i will try Octave but for the home-works i have to use Matlab, and for the other softwares

when you say cracked versions do you mean its pirated (seems very irresponsible for a college to provide) ?

or do you mean student evaluation versions with appropriate license keys (when i was in college we used the student versions of things like matlab/system view/lab view). it was a pain in the ass to have to call elanix every 3 months to get a key to extend our evaluation.

just so you are aware, eventhough those software mite provide a linux version they are not open-source. so downloading them without permission is against copyright. there may be open-source alternatives to those specific programs.

michaelk 03-27-2014 01:03 PM

For ABAQUS:
https://sites.google.com/site/abaqus2010/help_0

snowday 03-27-2014 01:07 PM

So your idea is that you will steal this educational software, ignore the EXCELLENT support they offer to their paying customers, and then we here on LinuxQuestions will hold your hand and teach you how to use it for free, becoming an accessory to your theft? Unbelievable. :(

John VV 03-27-2014 01:23 PM

on a side note from this
Quote:

For the DVD, I dont have one because i downloaded from the internet (with crack)
EVERY!!! torrent I have ever seen that has "with crack" is
VIRUS/TROJAN INFECTED!!!!!!!!!!!!

it is likely you JUST INSTALLED A VIRUS or some other "NASTY"

joe_2000 03-27-2014 02:19 PM

Try scilab. It's very similar to Matlab, and it's free, so you can install it legally and more easily.
Code:

sudo apt-get install scilab

colucix 03-28-2014 02:47 PM

Per the LQ Rules, posts containing information about cracking, piracy, warez, fraud or any topic that could be damaging to either LinuxQuestions.org or any third party will be immediately removed. Since nobody here did (nor will) provide help about installing a pirated version of the software in question, the thread is now closed, leaving valid advice about alternative free software.


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