Gradle is a Java based tool, so Java 8 or higher version is required on a computer to run it. Let's understand how to install Gradle.īefore we start the installation process, let's understand the prerequisite for the Gradle. It also uses a sleek Groovy DSL instead of the XML file of Maven and Ant. If you want to get Scilab 5.5.2 working on Ubuntu 18.04.5 LTS see other answer.Gradle is a build automation tool that combines the best of Maven and Ant. We need to download the latest release from corresponding page or manually: mkdir ~/SoftwareĪnd then add it to PATH with echo 'PATH=$PATH:/home/$USER/Software/' > ~/.bashrcĮcho 'PATH=$PATH:/home/$USER/Software/' > ~/.profileĪs the result you will get Scilab working.

* AppImage download method (fully-functional) To run use its shortcuts or command below: flatpak run To install use command below: flatpak install flathub * Flatpak methodĬurrently Scilab 6.1.1 is available from Flathub. Do not forget to install build-essential package to run Xcos Modelica simulations. The ATOMS and other components will work as expected. So if you need fully-functional Scilab you should remove deb-packaged version with sudo apt-get purge scilab scilab scilab-cli scilab-data scilab-doc scilab-full-bin scilab-include scilab-minimal-bin scilab-sivp scilab-testĪnd use latest binary archive 6.1.1 from official site and run the commands below (download, extract, add to PATH, set shortcuts and MIME-association): mkdir ~/Software * Binary download method (fully-functional, seems to be really recommended)

ATOMS still does not work because of bug 1765503. Nowadays Scilab is working again, installable by sudo apt-get install scilab. * Repository-based method (Scilab works, ATOMS does not work)

Run-Command 6.01 downloading