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Hey y'all, just wandering if anyone knew of a good gui oriented graphing program that has fit features and that can specifically graph data points from a file sort of ...
  1. 07-22-2004 #1
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    scientific data plotting tool with gui (i.e., not gnuplot)

    Hey y'all,

    just wandering if anyone knew of a good gui oriented graphing program that has fit features and that can specifically graph data points from a file sort of in a way that gnuplot does. I have gnuplot 4.0, which might make a difference, but i was looking for a gui for it or just in general a good graphing program.

    Oh, also it would be nice if it was c++ library dependent, rather than java, cause i don't have java installed at all!

    Thanks
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    thers kplot, but i think that only works in kde, reguardless, if it was written by them, its in c++.
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    Quote Originally Posted by qub333
    thers kplot, but i think that only works in kde, reguardless, if it was written by them, its in c++.
    As long as the KDE libs are installed(If you don't know what I mean, they probably are), you can run kde programs from gnome, or any WM.
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    hes got mandrake, so it has the program on his install disk (kplot) and unless he changed the defaults, he will have the kde libs.
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    Hiya,

    I don't think I have any of the KDE libraries installed, because I didn't do a default install. I only had 5 gigs to use on my dual boot laptop, and so I didn't want to waste 500+ mb on installing kde libraries, since I like gnome a lot more. I guess that was a mistake now, huh?

    Any other options, I'd rather not try to track down all the proper kde libraries..
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    If you're also interested in commercial products then Maple is a very good choice.
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