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March 29, 2007

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Ben Kimball

Yes, Grapher is great fun. I used to bust it out during my differential equations class to get a better idea of what the professor was talking about. Later I used it to generate plots for a paper I was doing in LaTeX.

Richard

You have to wonder if there is any of the old code from the graphing calculator story. http://www.pacifict.com/Story/

Brewsley


Is this available for other unix-based OS'?

Kevin

Knitpick: mine sits in Applications > Utilities > Grapher. Great find though, I think I'll waste a good chunck of time with this ;)

Jay Daley

Grapher used to be called "Curvus Pro X" before Apple bought it. Unfortunately Apple have done nothing with it in the three years since. The help is missing certain subjects and some parts don't work. So brilliant yes, but severely neglected.

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