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Re: Plot looking bad
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Andreas Weber |
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Re: Plot looking bad |
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Wed, 10 Dec 2014 17:18:42 +0100 |
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On 10.12.2014 14:04, Huub wrote:
> Using Fedora 21 and Octave 3.8.2 on a pc with nVidia video NV34 chipset,
> I want to do a simple plot:
> x = linspace(0, pi);
> plot(sin(2*x));
> Instead of a sine plot, I get the result in the attachment. I got a
> similar result using Fedora 20 with same Octave version. Does this mean
> that Octave (or plot) doesn't support this video chipset anymore ?
The default graphics_toolkit is FLTK which uses OpenGL to draw plots.
Is your OpenGL setup okay? Does "glxinfo | grep direct" show "direct
rendering: Yes". Can you run "glxgears" without problems? What version
is your libfltk? What happens if you move the window out of the screen
and back again?
Andy