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I'm looking for graphing calculator software for Linux, does anybody know of anything other than graphcalc, or a resource that I can find this software on, also CAD? Luke...
  1. 02-28-2007 #1
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    Linux Graphing Calculator

    I'm looking for graphing calculator software for Linux, does anybody know of anything other than graphcalc, or a resource that I can find this software on, also CAD?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lrmccain
    I or a resource that I can find this software on, also CAD?
    I did a google search and seems there are numerous apps for both graphing calc and cad.

    Google "graphing calculator software for Linux" and "linux cad".
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    Have you checked here first?
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    I googled too

    Yeah, I did the same search and though it looks like a good resource at first it is essentially worthless, the only thing close to being useful is graphcalc, a port that hasn't been modified in 5 years and no longer compiles. I'm looking for listings of quality software, I have searched this forum and posted here because I remember reading a post about CAD apps on linux that had a great list attached, but I can't find it now.
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    Graphing Calculators/Plotters and tools
    KMPlot - Plotter
    LapPlot - Plotter
    G3Data - Graph Analyzer

    CAD programs
    QCaD
    SagCAD
    Two levels higher than a newb.
    (I can search google)
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    When I installed the official novell DVD of SuSE 10.0 in the packages where included some really good calculators, from hp. Can anybody post how I can find them? I tried a little research over google, with no results.
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    Many of the cad programs available for linux are no longer being developed. I just use qcad, you might want to check out jcad.
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    Sorry to bump this thread, but I need to make a minor correction: The second program mentioned by Dark_Stang is LabPlot; I had to use my package-manager to find it.

    Thanks for all the info!
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