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| Visual Cue | Narration |
| Slide Number 1
Title Slide Introduction to gnuplot |
Welcome to the spoken tutorial on Introduction to gnuplot. |
| Slide Number 2
Learning Objectives |
In this tutorial, we will learn to
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| Slide Number 3
System and Software Requirement |
To record this tutorial, I am using
However you can use any text editor and web browser of your choice. |
| Slide Number 4
Pre-requisites |
To follow this tutorial, learners must be familiar with high school mathematics. |
| Slide Number 5
Download link |
The official download link for gnuplot is gnuplot dot info.
The gnuplot software is available for all operating systems. |
| I will use Firefox web browser to download the latest version of gnuplot. | |
| Press Windows key | Press the Windows key on the keyboard. |
| Type firefox >> press Enter | In the search bar, type firefox and press Enter.
Firebox web browser opens on the screen. |
| Type gnuplot.info >> press Enter | In the address bar, type gnuplot dot info and press Enter.
We are now in the official Homepage of Gnuplot. |
| Scroll the page | I will scroll down the page. |
| Hover mouse next to current version and release 5.2.6 | The current version of this software is 5.2 and release is 5.2.6
This was the version number at the time of recording this tutorial. When you practice this tutorial, the current version or release could be different. |
| Hover mouse over Release notes, User manual and demonstration gallery | Notice the links for the Release Notes, User Manual and demo gallery. |
| Click on link for Release 5.2.6 | Click on the link for Release. |
| We are redirected to another web page.
Next, let's download the required files. | |
| Click on the Parent folder | Click on the Parent folder link and scroll down. |
| Point to the different versions | Notice the different versions of the gnuplot software. |
| Click on 5.2.6 link | I will click on the 5.2.6 link. |
| Point or highlight | The latest version release link is seen in green color. |
| Scroll the page | Scroll down the refreshed page and notice the various downloadable files. |
| Hover mouse next to .exe , .html readme files | Dot exe files are for Windows operating system. |
| Point and click gnuplot-5.2.6.tar.gz file | If you have a Linux system, click on gnuplot hyphen 5 point 2 point 6 dot tar dot gz |
| Another page | We are redirected to another page. |
| Save dialog box | After a short pause, the Save dialog box opens.
In some Linux versions, the download may begin automatically. |
| Choose Save file >> click Ok | In the Save dialog box, choose Save File option.
And then click on the Ok button at the bottom, to download the tar gz file. |
| Narration only | Wait for the download to complete.
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| Narration only | Let's now extract the required files and install gnuplot using the terminal. |
| Press Ctrl Alt T | Let us open a terminal by pressing Control, Alt and T keys together. |
| Narration only | The downloaded file is in my Downloads folder. |
| Type cd Downloads and press Enter | In the terminal prompt, I will type,
cd space Downloads slash and press Enter. |
| Highlight Downloads | In case you have saved the file in a different folder, then type that folder name. |
| >tar -xvf gnuplot-5.2.6.tar.gz and Enter | To extract files from the tar gz file, type the following command-
tar space hyphen xvf space gnuplot hyphen 5 dot 2 dot 6 dot tar dot gz.
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| Hover mouse next to newly created directory gnuplot-5.2.6 | A new directory gnuplot hyphen 5 dot 2 dot 6 is created in the Downloads folder.
The files are extracted to the new directory. |
| Ctrl Shift K | I will clear the terminal and bring the prompt back to the top. |
| cd gnuplot-5.2.6 >> Enter | Now, let’s go to the newly created directory.
To do so, type cd space gnuplot hyphen 5 dot 2 dot 6 and press Enter. |
| gedit RELEASE_NOTES | Now type
gedit space RELEASE underscore NOTES and press Enter. I have used gedit text editor. But you may use any text editor of your choice. |
| Scroll down the file Release_notes | Let's scroll down to the Installation section. |
| Hover mouse next to install section | Installation has three parts - build, test and install. |
| Point to the installation part of the code | The commands required for installation are mentioned here. |
| Close gedit, click on 'x' sign | To compile and install, we will use terminal commands.
So, let's close the text editor now. |
| Go to terminal | Go back to the terminal. |
| From now onwards, press Enter key after each command to execute it. | |
| Type sudo ./configure >> Press Enter. | Type sudo space dot slash configure |
| If prompted for password, enter sudo password. | If prompted for password, type the sudo password.
Wait for the process to be completed. |
| Press Ctrl + Shift + K keys | Let me clear the terminal. |
| Type sudo make >> Enter | Next type sudo space make
Let me clear the terminal. |
| Type sudo make check >> Enter | Then type
sudo space make space check |
| A graphics window appears and disappears.
And we are back on the terminal. | |
| Press Ctrl + Shift + K keys | Let me clear the terminal. |
| Type sudo make install and enter | Now type this command-
sudo space make space install |
| gnuplot is now getting installed on the computer.
Wait for the installation to complete. | |
| Press Ctrl + Shift + K keys | Let me clear the terminal. |
| Type gnuplot
Hover mouse next to gnuplot prompt Hover mouse next to x11 |
Type gnuplot and press Enter to get the gnuplot prompt.
This shows the terminal type as x11. |
| Screenshots of Ubuntu Linux and Windows OS | On Ubuntu Linux and Windows OS, the terminal type will be qt. |
| Type test >> Enter | Next we will type test and press Enter. |
| gnuplot window 0 opens | A graphic gnuplot window 0 opens on the screen.
This graphic window allows to view plots and graphs. |
| The test command shows the capability of the interactive terminal in gnuplot. | |
| Point to the various color options. | The various color options available for this terminal is shown. |
| Point to the symbol or point styles. | The symbol or point styles are also indicated. |
| Point to the line widths and line styles | Various line widths and line styles possible in this terminal, are also displayed. |
| Point to the bar chart | The bar chart displays the possible variations in the pattern fill. |
| Point to the text and label rotation options | Text and label rotation, are also possible. |
| Click on x sign in graphic window | Close the graphic window by clicking on the 'x' icon at the top right. |
| Switch back to the terminal >>type q | To quit gnuplot, in the terminal type q at the gnuplot prompt. |
| Type gnuplot >> don’t press Enter | To open gnuplot again, open the terminal and type gnuplot. |
| Slide Number 6
Summary |
Now let's summarize.
In this tutorial, we
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| Slide Number 7
Spoken Tutorial Project |
This video summarises the Spoken Tutorial Project
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| Slide Number 8
Spoken Tutorial workshops |
The Spoken Tutorial Project Team conducts workshops and gives certificates.
For more details, please write to us. |
| Slide Number 9
Forum for specific questions: |
Do you have questions in THIS Spoken Tutorial?
Please visit forums dot spoken hyphen tutorial dot org. Choose the minute and second where you have the question. Explain your question briefly. Someone from our team will answer them. |
| Slide Number 10
Acknowledgement |
Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, MHRD, Government of India.
More information on this mission is available at this link. |
| This is Rani from IIT Bombay.
Thank you for joining. |
