Grafoscopio is a moldable tool for interactive documentation and data visualization, that is being used in citizen, garage & open science, reproducible research, (h)ac(k)tivism, open & community innovation, domain specific visualization and data journalism, and has a lot of other potential uses. Grafoscopio is covered by a Free Libre Open Source Software license (MIT) and it has an associated hackathon/workshop, called the Data Week, oriented to citizen concerns, which are related and mediated by data and visualization. There we learn, adapt and feedback this tool.
Grafoscopio is and integrates simple and self-cointained “pocket infractures”, that can be execute On/Off-line, from a USB thumb drive, a rasperry-Pi alike computer, a modest server or any hardware in between and beyond. Grafoscopio web page
We assume that you have have already installed and opened Pharo 6.1.
On Gnu/Linux, we need to have the library
libcurl-gnutls
(we don’t know if it is required on Mac and Windows systems).
Install it using the package manager of your Linux distribution.
For instance, on Arch, Manjaro and their derivates use:
yaourt -S libcurl-gnutls
From here you can follow the installation procedures on the Grafoscopio User Manual.