I really appreciate having binaries of the familiar and powerful 'grace' on all major platforms! Thanks for this.
This installed and worked perfectly on Mac OSX Mavericks. However, for my purposes, qtgrace is missing one vital component: print to pdf. This comes with the original xmgrace and is a necessity for my work. All in all, I love the idea, I love how quick it is, how I can double click an *.agr file now, and the functionality is wonderful. However, this simple missing option forces me to continue use the original xmgrace through X11 :(
The code seems to not build properly on fedora 20. Can this be fixed?
Build on Fedora 20 segfaults at start for some reason. I could not find a way to request a support ticket for this in the bugs menu. Thanks. UPDATE: The culprit is the type1/bstring.c file, which redefines mmemset. Removing this file from the Makefile and re-compiling results in a running qtgrace.
This is a great stable port of Grace that is true to the original. Being able to use Grace in Windows has greatly helped my workflow. Although Grace isn't the easiest to use, this project maintains the original layout of Grace, so that's not the fault of this project.
Download QtGrace for free. Native Grace for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X based on Qt. QtGrace is a version of Grace based on the Qt-SDK by The Qt Project www.qt.io. QtGrace/Grace is a program to display or plot data, analyze data and prepare it for printing. How can save xmgrace graph (i.e. Dos and band) in jpeg format by accessing xmgrace from cluster? I want to save graph in jpeg format plotted using xmgrace software but there is no option to do so in xmgrace.