Osmesa does currently not work with the Mac's OpenGL implementation. When using the the qt or fltk toolkits then invisible figures do not work because Is recommended, i.e., install gnuplot with -with-cairo, and use You may also set this variable from within Octave. The rendering is based on OpenGL, so a good GPU driver will be necessary, the default drivers provided by virtual machines might not be enough. Setenv('GNUTERM','aqua') # Requires AquaTerm install gnuplot -with-aquaterm OpenCL lets you tap into the parallel computing power of modern GPUs and multicore CPUs to accelerate compute-intensive tasks in your Mac apps.Use OpenCL to incorporate advanced numerical and data analytics features, perform cutting-edge image and media processing, and deliver accurate physics and AI simulation in games. All the libraries Neovide uses are cross platform and should have support for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Setenv('GNUTERM','wxt') # Requires wxmac install gnuplot -with-wxmac Setenv('GNUTERM','x11') # Requires XQuartz install gnuplot -with-x11

Setenv('GNUTERM','qt') # Requiers QT install gnuplot -with-qt In ~/.octaverc, and building gnuplot with the corresponding options. Octave was compiled with gnuplot enable it via graphics_toolkit('gnuplot').Īll graphics terminals can be used by setting the environment variable GNUTERM

OS X use brew with the option -with-gui to enable it. I had a similar problem with Octave 4.0.0, when I installed it as hadi suggested I got this message: The graphical user interface is disabled by default since it is still buggy on

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