I recently installed GNU Octave on my Mac using Homebrew and as soon as I typed
octave
into bash, it opened up the octave-gui window. The Octave GUI looks quite unappealing (on a mac, at least) so I wanted to use the command line interface. My fix was to create a permanent alias in ~/.bash_profile
which was alias octave='octave --no-gui'
.
Is there a more permanent fix to this? That is, how can I start using octave without invoking the GUI instead of the CLI? Is there a solution where I don't have to do this by using an alias. (Not that using the alias is a big issue, but I just wanted a better fix to starting Octave on the command line itself.)
According to here :
octave -W
will force octave to open in CLI. It works for me.
On MacOS, if installed Octave by dmg file, you can add alias to your ~/.bashrc file.
Then start octave-cli in command line by 'octave-cli'.
for mac os
https://octave.org/doc/v4.2.2/Command-Line-Options.html#Command-Line-Options
you can get the infomation from the wiki of octave http://wiki.octave.org/Octave_for_Microsoft_Windows:
Octave-3.8.2
The site that provide previous version of octave for windows of ver. 3.8.2 (unofficial build using mxe-octave) is closed. A mirrored binary can be downloaded at File list of Octave for Windows.
If you got any problems while running Windows 8 or libstdc++-6.dll errors, try this octave-gui.bat file and place it into your Octave folder (e.g.
C:/octave/octave-3.8.2
).Simplely, you can just add the the
C:\Octave\Octave-3.8.2\bin
folder path to your Environment Variables , like this:I also install through brew I found that just run:
you will see the octave in terminal: