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    JAGPI - Just Another GnuPlot Interface allows you to create graphs without any codes. While gnuplot, created from Gnu, is a tool to create plots and graphs, GnuPlot lacks a GUI to click and plot. Wouldn't it be nice to have GUI for GnuPlot? JAGPI is a GUI for GnuPlot. Referencing to jpg - a GUI for GnuPlot in Java, JAGPI is developed in C# and is more simple to use.
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    Plotdrop

    Plotdrop

    minimal GUI for gnuplot

    Plotdrop is a minimal GNOME frontend to gnuplot PlotDrop is designed for quick simple visualisation of 2D data series. It is not intended to encompass anywhere near the full capabilities of gnuplot. Code can be found at: http://github.com/laserjock/plotdrop
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    Gnupylot is a GUI for gnuplot (the widely used multi-OS plotting utility). It's written in Python using PyQt4 libraries. With Gnupylot you can save your plots (even the datasets). It's still in Alpha stage.
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    A simple GUI for gnuplot in Tcl/Tk. The main goal of this project is to help novice/lazy users to use datafile oriented operations of 2D plotting. BETA version is available in "Download" section. Feel free to post Bug/Request/Patch in the Tracker. GNUP
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    We moved to https://github.com/sueswe/pzgtools Perl-Programs to extract information (and visualize them with gnuplot) from data-files from the PZG Particle Sampler from "rr-elektronik" (see http://www.rr-elektronik.de). Linux/KDE-version, GUI written in QT or Gambas. Win32-ver: pzg-tools.npage.de
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    JGP is a GUI for gnuplot (http://www.gnuplot.info/). It is made for all those who just love gnuplot but who found that organizing a large number of datasets and plots from the command line is inconvenient. JGP uses gnuplot as plotting engine.
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    This is a project of a GUI for gnuplot, propably the best chart-drawing tool.
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    A GTK+ frontend for the gnuplot plotting utility that combines the power of the command-line with the ease of use of a GUI.
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    Real-time data visualization. Graphically view your data as it's being generated. Peakster is a very intuitive GUI written entirely in Python, which monitors data at regular intervals and uses gnuplot to render 2D, 3D and superimposed plots.
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