Clemens Brunner

I think there's a significant difference here. MNE automatically shows interactive plots, which Matplotlib doesn't. So unless we change that behavior (which I have suggested previously) to be consistent with...

PS: There is a good reason why Matplotlib doesn't install an *interactive* backend by default, simply because there are use cases that do not require it. On the other hand,...

> I see what you're saying but I am not totally convinced by this. Yes it's a little inconsistent that we have `show=True` and matplotlib has `show=False` but even when...

I think these are both great suggestions. Publishing two packages is certainly nice, but could be substantially more effort. Better advertising seems like the easier alternative, but I'm really OK...

For me, it's very simple. Currently, a typical user will not be able to use interactive plots out of the box. Therefore, I'd try to make this easier for the...

I'm also +1 for tackling this with `picks` and `exclude`. Regarding the initial comment, I think we actually used to exclude all bads when `picks=None`. When did this change?

No, I don't see anything. Should there be a message? ``` Using qt as 2D backend. Fontconfig warning: using without calling FcInit() qt.core.qobject.connect: QObject::connect(QStyleHints, QStyleHints): unique connections require a pointer...

No idea why I'm not seeing this, but I don't think `pyopengl` should be necessary in the first place. You only need it if you want to directly draw with...

Update: Indeed, Wayland is the culprit (as usual I'm almost inclined to say). If I fall back to X11 via `export QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb`, everything works as expected. If you want to...

I didn't know that MNE-Python tests actually require these `_fake_click` etc. methods. I still think that these methods should be test-only, so should we adapt the MNE tests? Can we...