mac grapher for linux
Has anyone here ever used the "Grapher" application that all Macs come with?
It is a very nice piece of software with support for 3D and many types
of equations, and it's very useful for math/science purposes. Is
there something comparable for Debian or Linux in general? I was
looking on Google but couldn't find any convincing replacements. Most
of the stuff I see is very rudimentary 2D graphers that only allow a
very limited amount (like 3) equations. I saw labplot, but I didn't
try that because I don't want all the KDE dependencies (which, as an
xfce user, means a lot of extra packages).
I also gnuplot, which seems to be decent except it doesn't have the
nice friendly GUI of mac's grapher. Neither of these are great as
substitutes, but I haven't found anything better.
So basically, I was wondering if anyone had any ideas before I go
invest the time into learning how to use gnuplot?
Thanks in advance,
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Jimmy Wu
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