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Hello, As a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function.

After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6. Help-octave mailing list. Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue?

Thread Point to Michal's reply AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site.

I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you. Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote. HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1.

Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work? Thank you very much. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6.

Help-octave mailing list - GyaO! - Anime, Dramas, Movies, and Music videos FREE Help-octave mailing list. Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue? Thread e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post.

So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you. Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it.

Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6.

You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code). Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination. mh Help-octave mailing list. Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue?

Thread e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you. Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it.

Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6.

You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code). Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination. - mh Thanks for the tips!! I downloaded the files successfully but was unable to install them due to the following errors: 'ld: warning: in /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin/octave-3.2.3, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x8664).

Error: called from `pkgconfiguremake' in file /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m near line 1253, column 2 error: called from: error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 714, column 5 error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 287, column 7' Looks like there is an issue with my computer's architecture, is there some way to correct this? Help-octave mailing list. Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue? Thread e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post.

So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you.

Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1.

Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work? Thank you very much. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6.

You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code). Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination.

- mh Hello again, I managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.' The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version 1.5 to make JHandles work? Help-octave mailing list. On 2010/08/20 05:41, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue?

Thread ssu e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply ssu e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you.

Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function.

After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. P.S. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6. You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package 009-05-08/jhandles-0.3.5.tar.gz/download I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code). Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination.

- mh Hello againI managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: ges-in-snow-leopard/ However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.' The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version 1.5 to make JHandles work? This message does not mean that you need a newer java package (java packgae version 1.5 does not exist), but that the configure is not able to interpret the java version string 1.6.020 and therefore does not recognize that you have already java version = 1.5 installed. Unfortuneately I cannot tell you how to solve that because I have no mac and on my system this did not happen, so I cannot reproduce that. Hopefully one of the mac users will know a solution. mh Help-octave mailing list.

Thanks for the tips!! I downloaded the files successfully but was unable to install them due to the following errors: 'ld: warning: in /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin/octave-3.2.3, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x8664). error: called from `pkgconfiguremake' in file /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m near line 1253, column 2 error: called from: error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 714, column 5 error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 287, column 7' Looks like there is an issue with my computer's architecture, is there some way to correct this? Sorry to drop in late in this thread, but even if you get JHandles to compile under Mac OS X, it won't work because of a system restriction on Mac platform: the GUI event loop.must. be run in the main thread of the application (last time I checked).

Help-octave mailing list. Hello againI managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.'

The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version 1.5 to make JHandles work? It's not about the java package here, it's the Java virtual machine.

Octave 3.2.4 For Mac Download

Help-octave mailing list. On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: Thanks for the tips!! I downloaded the files successfully but was unable to install them due to the following errors: 'ld: warning: in /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/bin/octave-3.2.3, file was built for i386 which is not the architecture being linked (x8664). error: called from `pkgconfiguremake' in file /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m near line 1253, column 2 error: called from: error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 714, column 5 error: /Applications/Octave.app/Contents/Resources/share/octave/3.2.3/m/pkg/pkg.m at line 287, column 7' Looks like there is an issue with my computer's architecture, is there some way to correct this?

Sorry to drop in late in this thread, but even if you get JHandles to compile under Mac OS X, it won't work because of a system restriction on Mac platform: the GUI event loop.must. be run in the main thread of the application (last time I checked). Is there an alternative to jhandles that implements the uicontrol functions in Octave, then?

Thanks again for everyone's help so far. Help-octave mailing list. Am Freitag, 20.

August 2010, 17:47:20 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: On 2010/08/20 05:41, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic. Trouble with jhandles-installation issue? Thread ssu e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply ssu e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site.

I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you. Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1.

Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work? Thank you very much. P.S. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6. You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package 009-05-08/jhandles-0.3.5.tar.gz/download I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code).

Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination. - mh Hello againI managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: ges-in-snow-leopard/ However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.' The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version1.5 to make JHandles work? Thanks!!

This message does not mean that you need a newer java package (java packgae version 1.5 does not exist), but that the configure is not able to interpret the java version string 1.6.020 and therefore does not recognize that you have already java version= 1.5 installed. Unfortuneately I cannot tell you how to solve that because I have no mac and on my system this did not happen, so I cannot reproduce that. Hopefully one of the mac users will know a solution. - mh Just to experiment, I tried to do this in my Ubuntu virtual machine and got the say error message saying 'Java support not compiled' (even though I installed the java package from Octave Forge). Does anyone have experience in this regard? Help-octave mailing list. On 2010/08/20 11:55, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20.

August 2010, 17:47:20 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: On 2010/08/20 05:41, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic.

Trouble with jhandles-installation issue? Thread -i ssu e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply -i ssu e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you. Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function.

After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package? OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. P.S.

I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6. You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package R2 009-05-08/jhandles-0.3.5.tar.gz/download I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code).

Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination. - mh Hello againI managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: cka ges-in-snow-leopard/ However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.' The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version1.5 to make JHandles work? Thanks!! This message does not mean that you need a newer java package (java packgae version 1.5 does not exist), but that the configure is not able to interpret the java version string 1.6.020 and therefore does not recognize that you have already java version= 1.5 installed.

Unfortuneately I cannot tell you how to solve that because I have no mac and on my system this did not happen, so I cannot reproduce that. Hopefully one of the mac users will know a solution. - mh Just to experiment, I tried to do this in my Ubuntu virtual machine and got the say error message saying 'Java support not compiled' (even though I installed the java package from Octave Forge). Does anyone have experience in this regard? You need to check if the environment variable JAVAHOME is set correctly and there was one nasty trick that jhandles expect a client folder instead of a server folder in the java installation at the right place. It is in the folder /usr/lib64/jvm/jre/lib/amd64 on opensuse 64 bit.

Just make a symbolic link named client in that folder (but check before the folder can be different on ubuntu) which points to server. If it tells you that it cannot find jogl make sure yiu have jogl installed. I hope there was nothing else which I forgot now.

mh Help-octave mailing list. To: Subject: Re: (newer Java package needed?) Implementation of 'uicontrol' for latest Octave? Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2010 19:18:28 +0200 CC:; Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 18:39:09 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: On 2010/08/20 11:55, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 17:47:20 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: On 2010/08/20 05:41, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 02:21:21 schrieb Tatsuro MATSUOKA: Hello Current situation of Jhandle has been written by Michael as a reply to the ML topic.

Trouble with jhandles-installation issue? Thread -i ssu e-tt2317282.html Point to Michal's reply -i ssu e-td2317282.html#a2320473 AS sentence in the above post. So the bottom line is: current jhandles implementation is not suited for current octave code. Perhaps this is the reason why the jhandle package is disappeared from the current octave-forge site. I am not a Matlab user so that the above is all I can tell you.

Regards Tatsuro - Pen-Yuan Hsing wrote: HelloAs a new Octave user, I am trying to get our lab's Matlab graphics program (in the form of a bunch of.m files) to work in Octave. I loaded them up and try to run it, but it told me that there is no definition of the 'uicontrol' function. After some searching, I realised that 'uicontrol' might not be implemented in Octave yet, but there exists the JHandles package that takes care of it. Unfortunately, I cannot find a place to download this package anywhere, including Octave Forge. Therefore: 1. Is there a place to download the latest JHandles package?

OR 2. Is there an alternative solution to getting my program to work?

Thank you very much. P.S. I am running Octave under Mac OS X 10.6.

You can give jhandles 0.3.5 a try if you are working with octave 3.2.4 and the java-1.2.7 package R2 009-05-08/jhandles-0.3.5.tar.gz/download I compiled it on my linux machine for 3.2.4 and with that version this jhandles version works (I have also the development version and 3.3.52 on my machine but never tried to make it run with the newer versions and I guess it will not work without changes to the source code). Since it works on my linux machine but has problems with the same octave version on windows machines there is no guarantee that it will work on mac. But maybe it is worth the effort to try this combination.

- mh Hello againI managed to install packages for my 64-bit Mac OS X running latest Octave.app by following the instructions here: cka ges-in-snow-leopard/ However, when I try to install JHandles, it fails and tells me: './configure: line 3366: test: 1.6.020: integer expression expected configure: WARNING: this package requires at least Java-1.5 make:. all Error 255.' The Octave Forge website provides Java 1.2.7, is there a place to find a newer Java version1.5 to make JHandles work?

Thanks!! This message does not mean that you need a newer java package (java packgae version 1.5 does not exist), but that the configure is not able to interpret the java version string 1.6.020 and therefore does not recognize that you have already java version= 1.5 installed. Unfortuneately I cannot tell you how to solve that because I have no mac and on my system this did not happen, so I cannot reproduce that. Hopefully one of the mac users will know a solution. - mh Just to experiment, I tried to do this in my Ubuntu virtual machine and got the say error message saying 'Java support not compiled' (even though I installed the java package from Octave Forge).

Does anyone have experience in this regard? You need to check if the environment variable JAVAHOME is set correctly and there was one nasty trick that jhandles expect a client folder instead of a server folder in the java installation at the right place. It is in the folder /usr/lib64/jvm/jre/lib/amd64 on opensuse 64 bit. Just make a symbolic link named client in that folder (but check before the folder can be different on ubuntu) which points to server. If it tells you that it cannot find jogl make sure yiu have jogl installed. I hope there was nothing else which I forgot now.

- mh Still doesn work. Here is what I did. Made a symbolic link so that: /usr/lib/jvm/jre/lib/amd64/client points to where my actual libjvm.so is, which is /usr/lib/jvm/default-java/jre/lib/amd64/server 2.

Set JAVAHOME so that: $JAVAHOME=/usr/lib/jvm/jre/lib/amd64/client 3. Successfully installed the java package from Octave Forge. Is there anything else that I could try? Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 22:39:58 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: Is there anything else that I could try?

On 2010/08/20 16:50, Martin Helm wrote: Am Freitag, 20. August 2010, 22:39:58 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: Is there anything else that I could try? To: Subject: Re: (jhandles installation can´t find java) Implementation of 'uicontrol' for latest Octave? Date: Sat, 21 Aug 2010 13:55:14 +0200 CC:; I really forgot details which are important (it was late yesterday).

Please look at that blog post it was easier for me to edit that. - mh Success!. THANK YOU so much for the detailed instructions in your blog post. The only tweak I had to do was to create a symbolic link ¨client¨ that points to the server directory. Am Sonntag, 22. August 2010, 03:35:37 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: javax.media.opengl.GLException: Unable to select one of the provided GLCapabilities Yes - this is near to a working installation, as far as I understand this message and as far as I understand the results from google.

This message (which I do not have) comes from some problem with the graphics card driver and/or that some native library is not found which is needed by the opengl bindings. So you seem to have a problem which is on a lower level than the octave and the jhandles installation. Which type of virtual machine are you using (they differ in the simulated graphics cards)? Also you should check if glxinfo tells you something strange (I know this is a bit vague but I also do not know what to look at there are too many possibilities, just check the version strings for opengl the vendor and the renderer, maybe it gives you a hint). Does glxgears work?

Did you install jogl from the repository with apt-get/synaptic or did you download it somewhere (in the second case it can be that the native libs are not found without some additional settings - namely the option java.library.path for the jvm)? - mh Help-octave mailing list.

To: Subject: Re: (jhandles installs. Then error) Implementation of 'uicontrol' for latest Octave?

Date: Sun, 22 Aug 2010 13:39:46 +0200 CC:; Am Sonntag, 22. August 2010, 13:01:05 schrieb Martin Helm: Am Sonntag, 22. August 2010, 03:35:37 schrieb Pen-Yuan Hsing: javax.media.opengl.GLException: Unable to select one of the provided GLCapabilities Check also the following link to test that jogl can work on your virtual machine - mh OK, so my Ubuntu 10.04 virtual machine runs in VirtualBox 3.2.8, Mac OS X host.

I tried glxinfo and glxgears in Octave but they did not work, here is the output: octave:1 pkg load jhandles warning: mark! ascommand is obsolete and will be removed from a future version of Octave octave:2 glxinfo error: `glxinfo' undefined near line 2 column 1 octave:2 glxgears error: `glxgears' undefined near line 2 column 1 The copy of jogl I got is from the repository, installed with Synaptic. I also tried the program you linked at: After downloading and running a few files, it showed an empty window. I assume there should be more than that? Is there hope for me still?:) Help-octave mailing list 1.