Octave uses OpenGL for plotting by default. If your remote display
forwarding does not support OpenGL plotting, then this will naturally
fail.
Using the gnuplot interface to plot is a useful workaround for buggy
video cards, headless operation, or remote sessions like this. Use the
command
graphics_toolkit gnuplot
to use gnuplot in Octave.
** Changed in: octave (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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octave fails to plot when invoked remotely through xterm
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