Please welcome LabPlot’s new homepage!
In the last days we moved our content from labplot.sourceforge.net to labplot.kde.org. When visiting the old page you’ll be automatically redirected to the new one. This is the last step in our transition from SourceForge to KDE’s infrastructure. The new homepage got a more modern look and a responsive web-design. In the next months we’ll work on adding more content to the homepage (screenshots, documentation, examples and HOWTOs).
Though the re-design of the homepage took quite a lot of time, we didn’t forget the actual development – the work in the code on the next release is in progress. In the next release we’ll incorporate the work done during GSoC2016 – support for the FITS-format and a theme manager will be added to the feature list of LabPlot. In addition to this, several data reduction algorithms, integration and differentiation of data will join the family of already available analysis functions in LabPlot. On the plotting part, breaking of axes is currently being worked on and we plan to release it soon, too.
Excellent news! The site looks the part.
Maybe this new site could help generate the needed momentum to overcome one key problem – LabPlot is yet to land in any repository or PPA for the current Ubuntu LTS release.
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Is it possible to have origin opj files import in LabPlot?
Currently it’s not possible to import Origin’s project. It was/is possible in LabPlot1.x. For LabPlot2 the import of opj files is of lower priority at the moment.
Import of OPJ files will be possible in the next version (2.5). We plan to release 2.5 late this year.