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From: Tatsuro M. <tma...@ya...> - 2017-06-02 09:25:27
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----- Original Message ----- > From: ""Bastian Märkisch"" > To: gnuplot beta list > Cc: > Date: 2017/6/2, Fri 13:42 > Subject: default terminal for version 5.2 on Windows > > In version 5.0 on Windows, the wxt terminal is still the default terminal - in > contrast to other platforms where it is "qt". Before version 4.2 the > default used to be the "windows" terminal. As is, the new default on > Windows would be "qt", too. But on Windows "qt" is still > somewhat buggy (e.g. "replot-on-resize" just does not work) or is > missing features compared to "wxt" or "windows" (printing, > screendump, emf, docked windows). Also, the persist behaviour of "qt" > is different (terminal in separate process), so this at least would have to be > documented. Start-up time for the first plot is considerably longer for > "qt". On the other hand "wxt" has been extended to support > printing and emf export in version 5.2 and drawing is somewhat faster, too. The > "windows" terminal is now on par concerning the quality of the plots, > and also supports printing, export of emf and "docked graphs". The new > (experimental) Direct2D backend of the terminal is currently the fastest > plotting option on Windows (except for pattern fills). The "docking" > of graph windows to the wgnuplot text window is useful e.g. when in > "tablet-mode" (only maximised applications). > My suggestion for 5.2 would hence be to either stick with "wxt" as the > default terminal on Windows, or to switch to "windows" instead of > "qt". > The installer offers the user to change the GNUTERM environment variable to > "windows", "wxt", or "qt" already. > > Bastian I agree with your proposal as a one of gnuplot for widnows user. Tatsuro |