Hello,
I understand you are facing an issue with Simulink after MATLAB installation.
There are a few possible reasons that can cause MATLABWindow to not launch correctly:
- Missing Libraries: Under normal conditions, supported Linux distributions should have all the libraries needed in the Operating System to run MATLAB and the installer. However, for a variety of reasons, some may be missing on your computer.
- To ensure that you have the correct libraries installed with your supported Linux distribution, navigate into the folder the installer is in, then the "bin" folder, and then the "glnxa64" folder.
- In this folder, there is an application called MATLABWindow. If you launch this program with ./MATLABWindow and you will see those missing libraries appear in the error message.
- Use your Linux distribution's package manager to install the missing libraries (such as apt, dnf, yum, or pacman.) If you are unsure what packages include the library you are missing, use your distribution's package search to find a package that contains the library you are missing. For example, if you are missing "libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0" on Ubuntu, use Ubuntu's package search site to search for the appropriate package, and then install it with "sudo apt install libgtk2.0-0".
2. Permissions: Make sure the user running MATLAB has permissions to access and execute folders and files from MATLAB's installation directory.
Please refer to the following thread to know more about this error:
I hope this helps you to run the Simulink successfully!
Regards,
Shuba Nandini
