- #Install gnuplot with aquaterm install
- #Install gnuplot with aquaterm 32 bit
- #Install gnuplot with aquaterm software
Select wxMaxima as your graphical user interface In the resulting window, you’ll have the option to run Maxima. If that happens, go to “System Preferences” and then “Security and Privacy”. You might see a window saying the application can’t be opened.
When you see a window warning you about unknown software, select “open”. Expect to wait a few minutes this first time-during this time the Maxima icon may bounce weakly(!) in the dock. Open your Applications Folder (click in on a blank space of the desktop and hit Shift-CMD-A) and drag the Maxima Icon from Maxima-5.43.0 folder to the Applications Folder, but don’t double click it! Instead, right click (or two finger click, or ctrl click) on the Maxima icon in your Applications Folder and select open from the resulting popup menu. Now go to your Downloads folder and double click on the downloaded file: Maxima-5.43.0-VTK-macOS.dmg.
#Install gnuplot with aquaterm install
Install the Maxima app into your Applications folder If you see a window asking if you want to access a file, select OK 2. Xattr -d $HOME/Downloads/Maxima-5.43.0-VTK-macOS.dmg (there are newer versions, but I don’t have experience with them yet…)Īfter the download is complete, and before you do anything else, open a Terminal window (how to open Terminal) and copy/paste the line below (followed by enter) Download and set the security attributes of the Maxima app:ĭownload this version into your Downloads folder…at this writing the most recent version we’ve successfully installed is 5.43-MacOSX These instructions assume you are able to do some standard macOS things like open a terminal window and move icons between folders. The streamlined instructions below are for the specific purpose of installing Maxima for the first time on your Mac and using the graphical user interface wxMaxima.
#Install gnuplot with aquaterm software
The only complications arise from the extra security restrictions on open-source software in modern macOS versions. The comprehensive readme files that accompany that download give all needed details. The installation package we’ll download here (thanks to Tomio Arisaka) is very general and allows for lots of options.
#Install gnuplot with aquaterm 32 bit
That older version stopped working properly with macOS version 10.15 “Catalina” (due to the end of support for 32 bit applications I think) prompting this update.
My earlier macOS installation is detailed at the bottom of this page. If you’re looking for Windows, see My Windows Installation. I’ll try, but can’t promise, to address the issues as they arise. If you run into trouble with this, leave a comment. Please be patient while we work together to make this as easy as possible. This guide has been tested on In tel and Apple M1 processors, with macOS versions up to Monterey 12.0.1. This is my updated experimental installation guide for macOS, Decemupdate.
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