These are free to download and use, although I am not sure if all of them are actually FOSS. I am listing here the ones which look more interesting for my needs.
Maybe I was looking using wrong search terms, I don't know how I could miss them. I will mention some of them, which apparently were not really visible to me all this time. There are many alternatives, all of them seem very good so I am more than happy that there are not one but many active replacements for Grapher/Surfer for the Linux world. who work plotting data from different disciplines. rather than find out by myself because I'm one of the 15 users of the program.Īny suggestions? what are the most used and why? have you tried one? I'm looking for opinions/suggestions from users of the Academia/Research world like professors, scientists, students, technicians, etc. The result should be an image file (preferably in a vector format).Īlso I would like a program which is "popular", ie if I don't understand something I can check forums, etc. Ideally it should be usable through a GUI with point-and-click (ie graphically-oriented like those mentioned above, not command-line).
But I want to move on to Open Software.Ĭan you recommend good programs (software) within the open software realm which fits the "plotting" objective? I mean, I don't need it to do statistical analyses or modeling, I just want to plot data. all good ones (Grapher is the best by far IMO). For many times I have been using Grapher, Surfer, SigmaPlot and Origin. Tl dr: Any suggestion on an Open-Source Software alternative to Grapher / Surfer / Origin / SigmaPlot?ĭetails: As a scientist I explore and plot data all the time, so I need a quick and easy way to produce graphics.
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