Version 1.5.0 of Graphs released, a data plotting and manipulation tool for the GNOME environment

Hey all!

Today I'm happy to announce that we have finally released version 1.5.0 of Graphs. Graphs is a simple, yet powerful tool that allows you to plot and manipulate your data with ease. You can import data from two-column files or generate it through an equation. Most file formats are supported, including .txt, .dat, .xy and even now Panalytical .xrdml files. You can also do manipulation such as cutting data, translation, multiplication normalizations, fourier transforms, derivatives and much more.

With the new style editor it's easier than ever to create a beautiful graph to use in a professional setting or for school. Your graphs can be exported in a wide array of file formats, including vector svg images for further refinement in Inkscape.

This is a major update, both under the hood and on the surface. Graphs now follows the GNOME HIG guidelines to the largest extent. Major changes since last version are the ability to save projects, allowing you to save your current session as a seperate file to continue working on it later, a fully featured style editor to create your own plot styles and the UI overhaul.

If anyone's interested, Graphs can be found