The graphical interface offers the ability to plot the computed QRE correspondence.
This was useful at one time (and folded into Gambit functionality that was previously in a separate tool called PXI). However, these days tools like Jupyter notebooks (or other visualisation systems) provide much better functionality. Further, the inclusion of this plotting capability requires embedding a number of third-party wxWidgets extensions which are not actively maintained; they're not guaranteed to continue working with future wxWidgets versions (and indeed may well not work properly anymore anyway).
Therefore, it makes sense to remove the built-in plotting and instead look for ways to generate and export data for external tools, or possibly even to call those external tools directly if relevant.\
The graphical interface offers the ability to plot the computed QRE correspondence.
This was useful at one time (and folded into Gambit functionality that was previously in a separate tool called PXI). However, these days tools like Jupyter notebooks (or other visualisation systems) provide much better functionality. Further, the inclusion of this plotting capability requires embedding a number of third-party wxWidgets extensions which are not actively maintained; they're not guaranteed to continue working with future wxWidgets versions (and indeed may well not work properly anymore anyway).
Therefore, it makes sense to remove the built-in plotting and instead look for ways to generate and export data for external tools, or possibly even to call those external tools directly if relevant.\