Anthk on Nostr: #sc and #sc-im (modern sc with XLS and XSLX reading support) it's a great spreadsheet ...
#sc and #sc-im (modern sc with XLS and XSLX reading support)
it's a great spreadsheet application for the terminal.
For plots you can just dump a range into a text file
and use gnuplot on it, such as
#x y values
1 2
2 4
3 9
4 16
and so on, and then with numbers.txt, open gnuplot
and run:
gnuplot_prompt>plot numbers.txt with lines
That's it. Even a very obsolete machine can do
number crunching, even from ssh, as gnuplot
can dump plots to png or PDF files.
it's a great spreadsheet application for the terminal.
For plots you can just dump a range into a text file
and use gnuplot on it, such as
#x y values
1 2
2 4
3 9
4 16
and so on, and then with numbers.txt, open gnuplot
and run:
gnuplot_prompt>plot numbers.txt with lines
That's it. Even a very obsolete machine can do
number crunching, even from ssh, as gnuplot
can dump plots to png or PDF files.