Linux Matlab auto login/login from command line

Every time when I launch Matlab on linux command line, it requires me to login in GUI.

However, on Windows I don't have to login every time.

What should I set to enable auto login on Linux? Or, at least any method to login using command only without GUI?

[Rik]

Do you mean it wants you to activate every time? If not, can you post a screenshot of what you mean?

[KH S]

It pops up the sign in page every time I start matlab. Not sure whether it is the activation.

[Rik]

If this is the entire window, I can't say I have seen it before.

[Yash]

Can you provide the details of your linux distro?

Answer 1

[Tushar]

Hi,

Start MatLab with the following flags

matlab -nodesktop -nojvm -nosplash

• -nodesktop prevents the desktop
• -nojvm prevents starting of the java virtual machine
• -nosplash prevents the start-up splash screen.

You can also avoid using "-nojvm" as you might end up losing some functionality, unless you have a separate good reason to use "-nojvm".

Also, To execute a MATLAB script hello.m via a remote ssh login, in a terminal window type:

ssh local.foo.com matlab -nodisplay -nojvm < hello.m 

The ssh command pipes hello.m to MATLAB running on the remote host local.foo.com. The -nodisplay option starts MATLAB without the desktop.

Hope it helps!!