1 Command-line options (Xmaxima Manual)

# Xmaxima Manual

Jaime E. Villate

Copyright © 2006 Jaime E. Villate

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Xmaxima is a graphical interface for Maxima, written in Tcl/Tk. It also provides the openmath plotting program for Maxima, which can do some of the plots done by Maxima’s default plotter (gnuplot) and a few more that gnuplot cannot do.

This manual was written for version 5.11.0 of Xmaxima. Some familiarity with Maxima 5.11.0 is assumed. There is a separate reference manual for Maxima, which can be browsed and studied from Xmaxima.

# 1 Command-line options

The executable program, xmaxima, accepts the following command-line options:

`-help`
`-h`

  Displays a brief usage summary.

`-url site`

  Start Xmaxima’s browser with the page at the URL ‘`site`’

`-use-version ver`
`-u ver`

  Launch version ‘`ver`’ of Maxima.

`-lisp flavor`
`-l flavor`

  Use the lisp implementation ‘`flavor`’ of Maxima.

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