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 ====== Installing MATLAB on a PC you manage ======
-This page covers how to install MATLAB on a computer that you manage or administer, i.e. where you know the Administrator password (Windows) or the root or sudo password (Linux or Mac OS).
+This page covers how to install MATLAB on a computer that you manage or administer, i.e. where you know the Administrator password (Windows) or the root or sudo password (Linux or macOS).
 All current UofT students qualify for one individual "node-locked" license for MATLAB, to use on a computer that belongs to you personally (not on a computer owned by UofT/ECE or by a business).
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 Beside each license in the list is a down-arrow icon for downloading that item. If you also link your account to other Mathworks licenses such as RoadRunner, those will also appear in this list; the installer for each product can be downloaded via the down-arrow icon by its name in this list.
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 ===== Supported operating systems =====
-Installers are available for MacOS, Linux and Microsoft Windows, for the latest release (or for past releases if you need them.) Note that you need the Administrator password (Windows) or the root / sudo password (Linux and MacOS X) to complete the installation. To add MATLAB on a computer where you do not know that password, ask the system administrator / person who does have that password to do the install.
+Installers are available for macOS, Linux and Microsoft Windows, for the latest release (or for past releases if you need them.) Note that you need the Administrator password (Windows) or the root / sudo password (Linux and MacOS X) to complete the installation. To add MATLAB on a computer where you do not know that password, ask the system administrator / person who does have that password to do the install.
 Mathworks provides a **[[http://www.mathworks.com/support/sysreq/roadmap.html|"Platform Roadmap"]]** of what O/S versions can run which MATLAB releases. The installer program is under 250 MB in size. When running the installer you will need much more disk space for installer temporary files, and the disk where you install MATLAB will need many gigabytes of free space to hold the installed program folder. A very basic install might need just a few gigabytes; installing all of Full Suite will use up around 40 GB.