Hi,
I have Matlab installed on Debian 12 and 4 days ago I update the installation to the last available version.
I usally works from the command line meaning that I open Matlab using
matlab -nodesktop -nosplash
I’ve been working like these for years.
However, lately at random moments I got a message saying: "Launching updater executable" on the command windows. Checking the monitor of resources there is process called "InstallMathWorksService Host" which is using 100% of one of my CPUs.
However, when I open the GUI and try to update Matlab says it’s up to date. Even if I close Matlab in the command windows, I still got the message about "launching update" randomly.
What can I do?
ThanksHi,
I have Matlab installed on Debian 12 and 4 days ago I update the installation to the last available version.
I usally works from the command line meaning that I open Matlab using
matlab -nodesktop -nosplash
I’ve been working like these for years.
However, lately at random moments I got a message saying: "Launching updater executable" on the command windows. Checking the monitor of resources there is process called "InstallMathWorksService Host" which is using 100% of one of my CPUs.
However, when I open the GUI and try to update Matlab says it’s up to date. Even if I close Matlab in the command windows, I still got the message about "launching update" randomly.
What can I do?
Thanks Hi,
I have Matlab installed on Debian 12 and 4 days ago I update the installation to the last available version.
I usally works from the command line meaning that I open Matlab using
matlab -nodesktop -nosplash
I’ve been working like these for years.
However, lately at random moments I got a message saying: "Launching updater executable" on the command windows. Checking the monitor of resources there is process called "InstallMathWorksService Host" which is using 100% of one of my CPUs.
However, when I open the GUI and try to update Matlab says it’s up to date. Even if I close Matlab in the command windows, I still got the message about "launching update" randomly.
What can I do?
Thanks update, linux MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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