Re: octave's graphics interface / linux operating system

[soren]

Quoting "John W. Eaton" <address@hidden>:
> If you prefer using gnuplot commands, then I suggest splitting
> computation from plotting, and writing out your data to files, then
> using gnuplot separately to generate the plots.

It seems to me that a lot of people would like to use gnuplot more  
directly. So, I guess it would be nice if somebody stepped up and  
created an interface to gnuplot. Something that would allow you to  
visualize your data from Octave using a syntax closer to the one used  
in gnuplot. This should of course be a separate package. Personally,  
I'm satisfied with the quality of the current output (it might not be  
"pulication quality" but publishers don't complain...), so I'm not  
going to spend time on this...

Søren