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I'm running Ubuntu. By default from interactive mode, when I write a command like plot(x) it opens in the GNOME image viewer. If I run another plot function, it will open a separate window. I've tried setting it to firefox, but that grabs the focus and also leads to a proliferation of tabs.

Ideally, I'd like a viewer that

1. I could put at the side of the screen and would stay there
2. All 2d plots would open in the same window
3. there was some form of history mechanism for plots

Thus, Is there a good 2D viewer for Ubuntu for interactive mode?

I'm running Ubuntu. By default from interactive mode, when I write a command like plot(x) it opens in the GNOME image viewer. If I run another plot function, it will open a separate window. I've tried setting it to firefox, but that grabs the focus and also leads to a proliferation of tabs.

Ideally, I'd like a viewer that

1. I could put at the side on one of the screen desktop and it would stay there
2. All 2d plots would open in the same window
3. there was some form of history mechanism for plotsplots was provided

Thus, Is there a good 2D viewer for Ubuntu for interactive mode?

I'm running Ubuntu. By default from interactive mode, when I write a command like plot(x) it opens in the GNOME image viewer. If I run another plot function, it will open a separate window. I've tried setting it to firefox, but that grabs the focus and also leads to a proliferation of tabs. I also note that this question sets out how to specify the viewer.

Ideally, I'd like a viewer that

1. I could put on one of the desktop and it would stay there
2. All 2d plots would open in the same window
3. some form of history mechanism for plots was provided

If anyone has used the plotting tool, in RStudio, you'll know what I'm talking about.

Thus, Is there a good 2D viewer for Ubuntu for interactive mode?