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Install matlab with wine

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I have been moving from windows to Ubuntu recently.

I have both windows 7 and matlab for windows license keys.

My question is, is it possible to use wine to install matlab(for windows)? will the performance of matlab being affected?

Except wine, dual-boot, and purchase a new matlab for Linux license key, what other options do I have?

Update: I just searched for virtual box, will it be a good alternative?

Update: After trying with virtualbox, I believe it will not be a good option, because it only run with the ram allocated for it. Seems like I can only purchase a new license, if I don't want to dual-boot, which is quite not convenient.

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answered 3 Years ago antoccasiona · Accepted Answer

Since Matlab for Linux exists, the number of users who have experience with Matlab on wine is probably very limited.

If you cannot get a license that is valid on Linux, running Windows 7 (or any Windows) and Matlab with VirtualBox or KVM is certainly an option. The biggest issue is that a significant amount of RAM will be wasted for Windows.