> This makes me think that perhaps Octave should allow you to show figures
> using the 'dumb' terminal for gnuplot. This terminal provides ascii
> output, which could be useful on slow networks.
I have tried (on Linux)
setenv('GNUTERM', 'dumb');
plot(1:100)
but it does not produce any output. Isn't the standard output redirected to
/dev/null?
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