LXer: Creating large graphs with Tulip

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05-20-2008, 06:30 PM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,288 Rep:	LXer: Creating large graphs with Tulip Published at LXer: Tulip a framework that allows you to create, visualize, manipulate, and export large graphs. Tulip can import graphs from the popular Graphviz package and allows you to export a graph visualization in a number of bitmap image formats as well as SVG and EPS for eventual inclusion into a PDF file. Packages for Tulip are available for Ubuntu Hardy and for openSUSE as a 1-Click Install. There are no packages of Tulip in the standard Fedora repositories, but there are binary RPMs offered on the Tulip download page. In this article I'll install version 3.0.0 from source on a Fedora 8 64-bit machine. Read More...

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