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To run a terminal, try finding an icon looking like this
in the main menu of your computer.
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If your account has been configured correctly, if you type "module load MATLAB" then enter, then "matlab" and enter at the command prompt, the MATLAB program should start up (this could take a few minutes the first time, and a dozen seconds afterward). If it is not the case, please get in touch with the IT (DSI) by means of a computer ticket (sav-nosso.icm-institute.org, or sav.icm-institute.org)
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Documents stored on your computer and on the network are organized in folders. At first, you are probably in your "home directory". You can move around with the "cd" (for change directory) command:
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maximilien.chaumon@icm-meg-le41 ~ $ cd Documents |
The pwd command lets you know where you currently are.
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maximilien.chaumon@icm-meg-le41 ~/Documents $ pwd
/home/maximilien.chaumon/Documents
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Note that the "~" symbol in the command prompt is a shortcut for "home". Here, it is equivalent to /home/maximilien.chaumon.
The ls command allows "listing" files and folders that are present in the current directory.
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maximilien.chaumon@icm-meg-le41 ~ $ cd Documents/ maximilien.chaumon@icm-meg-le41 ~/Documents $ pwd /home/maximilien.chaumon maximilien.chaumon@icm-meg-le41 ~/Documents $ ls dataHandler.pdf file2mem Numéros de postes.xlsx |
The cd .. command allows "climbing" the folder hierarchy to the parent folder.
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