Matlab App Not Opening Open a new project and create a new build directory. This will give you your development environment. Once you have this created, install the required dependencies. On macOS: Find and install the dependencies for the workspace as follows: sudo apt-get install libgcc-dev ocg cmake. dpkg Linux: sudo apt-get install libgtk2-dev ocg cmake. dpkg Install the dependencies for the workspace as follows: sudo apt-getinstall libgtk2-dev ocg cmake. dpkg Next, locate and install the gdk2 cMakefile, using xbmc as a base set. Download to ~/Downloads/gdk2-install.sh (include ~/Downloads/gdk2-install.sh). Clone ~/Downloads/gdk2-install.sh into ~/Application/share/GNOME-Qt and make a New Project by adding following lines at the top of the file: GNOME or add the following new line at the top of that file: gnome-qt To go to your app directory, just paste these lines in place of the original one (or start with: ) as follows: gnome-qt This will start by taking a screenshot of your app. Now you can run the app. Conclusion Now you are a little smarter! The KDE apps are on your computer and with this setup, you’re doing a great job of getting ready for a KDE-compatible phone. If you are trying to get started using your main desktop applications (or you just want to make sure you’re already familiar with KDE), you can use KDE