MATLAB Linux Chinese display problem solving method
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Here's how you try it! Because the GUI of MATLAB is written in Java, so long as the Java in the Chinese display is done.
1, I matlab2007a the JRE directory is:/opt/matlab/sys/java/jre/glnx86/jre1.5.0 Please according to your own installation directory and version to determine the JRE directory;
2, $ cd/opt/matlab/sys/java/jre/glnx86/jre1.5.0/lib/fonts/;
3, the establishment of the directory fallback: $ mkdir fallback;
4, copy the font or link to the fallback directory: $ CP/MEDIA/DISK/WINDOWS/FONTS/SIMSUN.TTC fallback/I use the WINDOWS xp SimSun font, you can also use other support Chinese fonts;
5. Enter the fallback directory and execute the mkfontscale command;
6. Add the file you generated in the previous step to the Lib/fonts/fonts.dir file, complete with the following command, or copy and paste with editor: $ cat fallback/fonts.scale >> Fonts.dir ( Note Fonts.dir should be set to writable)
7, at this point, the Java environment of MATLAB installation is finished, the next configuration of Matlab;
8, enter the MATLAB, choose the menu file>>preferences>>fonts choose SimSun Font on the line;
9, if there is no corresponding (my is SimSun) font, please add the font fallback under the readable attribute: $ chmod a+r fallback/*
10, Matlab should be able to display the normal Chinese.
You can also use the following methods:
First Use command: sudo apt-install sun-java6-jre
To install the JRE, and then the files under the MATLAB installation path, such as mine are:/usr/x11r6/bin/matlab7
Added in file: Eport matlab_java=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/
Then run MATLAB to select a Chinese font in file<<preferences<<fonts.
