#gnuplot turned 40 years old (!) back in December. Happy birthday!
#gnuplot was one of the very first tools I used for looking at data
it was 1995 and I was doing my first job (year out between school and uni) and the place had sunOS 4 workstations with 1-bit high-resolution monochrome displays iirc
the unix systems were locked down so there was no python or anything ... just fortran f77 and shell and gnuplot
(those constraints led me to prototype a linux-based data analysis workstation)
#gnuplot turned 40 years old (!) back in December. Happy birthday!
I found gnuplot (many years ago) to be limited for publication quality plots. The #RStats community is great and helpful, and I'd wager probably bigger than the elisp community. That said, the approach above is language agnostic. You should be able to feed the data table into elisp the same way.
You are totally right about the format. It is only that seeing things in a different perspective can open possibilities. :)
I am reading your comments about #gnuplot with care since I'm a but stuck with something simple as horizontal bars and it seems they are not supported...
What else can I share to better describe the thesis? Some parts that are not clear?
While #orgmode does 85% out of the box (#LiterateProgramming, tagging, counting, writing, exporting, even interacting with #gnuplot, etc.) #elisp is needed to do some of this calculations, ordering and grouping... :)
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Looking for a libre alternative to Desmos online graphing calculator? (https://www.desmos.com/calculator)
I found grapk.tk!
It used to be on https://graph.tk, but that address no longer works - yet the name of the project remains.
So it's now here:
https://graph.equation.io/
Source on Github:
https://github.com/aantthony/graph.tk
#maths #math #graphs #gnuplot #calculator #graphingCalculator #equation #Desmos #alternative #foss #opensource #libre #freesoftware
No Edrx (https://anggtwu.net/) again, but I will read a note from him about his own type theory quest.
He speaks to some of the different meanings that appear when different people say the words type theory, as appear on the Mastodon recently!
Also, I got a lot of notes on obvious improvements and contex for my https://screwlisp.small-web.org/ articles so far which we can share and talk about!
Edrx included my #gnuplot #eepitch #eevhttps://anggtwu.net/LISP/2025-may-gnuplot.lisp.html ^
