Code used:
x =
0.17860 0.85981 0.69683 0.56564 0.55712 0.68452 0.83126 0.11530 0.28621 0.75909
>>y
y =
4.28759 1.07059 1.53263 7.99441 0.98204 3.45242 4.97739 3.38106 4.70819 1.12955
>>plot(x, y)
here's the results
>>version
ans = 4.2.2
>>graphics_toolkit
ans = qt
$ gnuplot --version
gnuplot 5.2 patchlevel 2
i am new to octave but i feel it is not right
octave
console) of the commandsversion
andgraphics_toolkit
and (from the Ubuntu terminal)gnuplot --version
graphics_toolkit('fltk')
orgraphics_toolkit('gnuplot')
as suggested here Plot generated in Octave is fully black (both worked for me)qt
engine, you can exportLIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1
into your environment before runningoctave
as noted here savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?51442