dal@philabs.UUCP (Dan Lorenzini) (10/28/85)
I would appreciate some help from fellow net-people about what kind of graphics software they are using. We are looking to find a good graphics package that people engaged in scientific research can use to plot their data easily. What I am looking for is something that provides more than the standard graph and plot filters. It should be working and available, and preferably support Tektronix 4010 or 4014 emulation and HP plotters. It can be a library of callable routines or an interactive program. It may be free, cheap or expensive. If you are using such a package and can spare a few minutes to let me know what features it has and your opinion (good or bad), I would be most appreciative. Thanks. Dan Lorenzini Philips Labs, Briarcliff Manor NY philabs!dal (914) 945-6236 Note: philabs may be reached through ihnp4, decvax, seismo, allegra and mcvax. P.S.: Is there a UNIX version of NCAR?
mike@gangue.uucp (Mike Norred) (11/01/85)
>I would appreciate some help from fellow net-people about what kind of >graphics software they are using. We are looking to find a good graphics >package that people engaged in scientific research can use to plot their data >easily. >Dan Lorenzini >P.S.: Is there a UNIX version of NCAR? Yes, there is at least one version of the NCAR package available for UN*X (at least the 4.2 BSD flavor, although it may run on others). We have it running here on our Sun, and have distributed to sites running other varieties as well. We do CHARGE for our distribution, and since a commercial message is inappropriate here, please contact me by email for more information. -- gangue!mike (Mike Norred) at MINEsoft, Ltd. ...ucbvax!nbires!gangue!mike