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Since GNU Octave comes wit a GUI since versions 3.8.0, I thought I should check it out. So since I run Windows and could only find Octave 3.8 for Cygwin, I installed Cygwin and the packages octave, xinit, xlaunch and gnuplot (according to, but I don't know if all those packages are needed). Then, when trying to start Octave with the GUI from Cygwin with octave --force-gui, I initially got the error message octave: X11 DISPLAY environment variable not set and Octave would start in console mode. So I found, which told me to run echo 'export DISPLAY=:0.0' >>~/.bash_profile from Cygwin, to permanently get rid of the error message, which worked. However, then I instead got this error message: octave: unable to open X11 DISPLAY The same page also said that you have to run the X Server by going to Start ->Cygwin-X ->XWin Server.

That worked, but since I don't want the xterm terminal to start since it is not needed, I found which told me to run touch ~/.startxwinrc from Cygwin to create an empty.startxwinrc file, to prevent the xtrem terminal from starting by default, which worked. The same page also mentioned that the X Server can be started directly from Cygwin with the command startxwin.

So, now I can start Octave with the GUI from Cygwin, simply by running startxwin octave --force-gui However, I would like to just be able to double click on a desktop icon to get everything up and running. So, to my question: Can I somehow put this in a script file, which when I run it, will be opened in Cygwin so that the commands in the script file will be run in Cygwin? And is there some way to automatically close the X Server after Octave has terminated?

I've tried writing a file octave.bat, which starts Cygwin and gives a second batch file as argument, which in turn contains the commands I want to execute. But when I run the first script, I just get bombarded with command prompts (not Cygwin prompts), and the all say 'startxwin' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Why is the second script not opened in Cygwin, and how can I achieve what I want as simply as possible?

[][] [][][][][][] Octave package for Cygwin From: John W. Eaton Subject: Octave package for Cygwin Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2003 14:39:59 -0500 On 2-Jun-2003, I wrote: Eventually, I would like to also have Cygwin packages for gnuplot (so you don't have to do the above step by hand), octave-forge, [.] Packages for octave, gnuplot, and octave-forge are now available from. Here is a more complete description of how to install Octave for Windows using the Cygwin package system. Download Iso Game Basara 2 Heroes Ps2 Untuk Pc.

If you try this, please let me know if there are any problems with the instructions. ===================================== Installing Octave on a Windows System ===================================== If you don't have a Cygwin installation on your system, start by installing Cygwin (this set of directions attempts to be very complete; it is not really much harder than clicking the next button several times and choosing a download site): 1. Use your favorite browser to view the page 2. Click on the 'Install or update now' link. A dialog should appear with the option to run the setup program from its current location or save it to disk. Either will work, but I usually choose to save the setup program to disk so that it is possible to run it later to update the installation without having to go back to the web page using a browser.

Run the setup program. Choose 'Install from Internet'. Select a root install directory. You may choose any directory, but it needs to have about 200MB available to install all the necessary Cygwin tools plus Octave.

Su Podium 1 7 Download Crack Internet. You may choose to install for just you or all users (if you have permission to do so). I would select 'Unix' as the default text file type (this option should be the default).

Select a local package directory (the default should be fine). This is a directory that the setup program will use to temporarily store package files before installing them. It should have plenty of space (probably 50MB or more).

You may delete this directory once the installation is complete. Select your Internet Connection.

Probably 'Direct Connection' is OK unless you are behind a firewall of some kind that limits your access to the Internet. Choose a download site. One that is 'near' you on the net is probably best. ALSO on this screen, add the User URL in the text entry box and click the Add button. At this point, you should have two download sites selected (one site from the original list which will give you access to all the base Cygwin packages and also the ftp.octave.org site which will give you access to the Octave packages).

Select Packages. You can accept the defaults here, except that you will need to select octave, octave-headers, and octave-forge if you want them, since they are not installed by default.

These packages should show up in the Math category. If you choose to install Octave, the package dependencies should also give you the gnuplot package (which is in the Graphics category). When you finish the installation, choose to install an shortcut/icon on the desktop (that should be the default action). Then you can run Octave by clicking on the Cygwin icon on the desktop (this will start bash in a window) and then typing octave at the prompt in that window.

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