Sample Plots and Images

• xman is an X-windows based manual browser. It's very fast, since it display the preformatted 'cat' pages. Normally you operate xman in split screen mode: the menu of all manual pages are in the upper half, the current manual page is displayed in the bottom half. xman has a reasonable search and apropos mechanism, but misses out on hypertext-like features.
• TkMan sample display. TkMan has an increadible amount of dynamically configurable options: the MANPATH, and lot's of hypertext features. The only drawback is perhaps that's it's slower due to the fact that each manual page is parsed on the fly from the 'cat' pages. (ghostview seems to have problems, use ghostscript)
• The output from snapplot (using the pgplot YAPP driver). The snapplot program is a very powerful program that allows on-the-fly compilation of user-specified axis that are to be plotted, as well as which particles to display.
• The output from snapgrid . The snapgrid program is modeled after snapplot, but grids the data in a 2- or 3-dimensional image (cube). With programs like ccdfits it's output is quickly converted and displayed using external image display tools.
• An X windows dump of a hypothetical Khoros-1 session. (ghostview seems to have problems, use ghostscript)