Is a bit tricky, especially since AppDesigner is primarily designed for GUI-based applications. However, there are a few strategies you might consider. Keep in mind that these methods may require some code adaptation and are not 100% gauranted of what you want to achieve:
Invisible Figures: Set the 'Visible' property of figures to 'off'. This keeps the figures and GUI elements active in the code but does not display them.
MATLAB Nodisplay Mode: Use the -nodisplay option when running MATLAB on Linux. This launches MATLAB without its desktop interface, though its effectiveness with AppDesigner applications might vary.
Separating Logic from GUI: Refactor the code to decouple the core functionalities from the GUI components. This allows the non-GUI parts of the application to run in headless mode.
Virtual Framebuffer (Xvfb): On Linux, use Xvfb to create a dummy display. This allows GUI applications to run in a headless environment as if they were connected to a monitor.
Code Modification for Batch Processing: Adjust the application to detect a 'headless' mode on startup. In this mode, the application would bypass GUI initialization but still perform computations and data storage.
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