I need to draw some graphs with error bars and possibly logarithmic scales, maybe even on either axis. Any recommendations? The key thing is that it should be flexible – the task is to show the pattern most of all, so I want to fiddle with the parameters to get the clearest results.
In an ideal world the software would calculate 
configure,make, make install cycle either: in fact I rather miss the days when that was what you had to do for most interesting bits of software.
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2 responses to “Good graphing software: any recommendations?”
Something like http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5755044/error-bar-in-r? You might have a look at R. It’s available as source or from one of the Ubuntu repositories (so probably also for Debian, maybe packages for other distros).
Looks quite heavy duty, but also a good distraction from actually having to write the report 🙂 Thanks for the tip.