Josef Heinen

We are (still) working on that:

If the AUR gr-framework package for aarch64 is installed in `/usr/gr`, you can `] add GR` and the GR build scripts will use it.

You may use `ENV["GRDIR"]=pwd()` before installing GR.

Could you please try to start Julia this way: ``` #!/bin/sh export GKS_NO_EXIT_HANDLER=1 /opt/julia/usr/bin/julia "$@" ```

As shown [here](https://github.com/JuliaPlots/Plots.jl/blob/3459bcd81766f71ba6ff0d185bf9e32cc5425521/test/runtests.jl#L50), you will have to set the `GKSwstype` environment when using the GR run-time on Travis.

Please refer to the installation documentation [here](https://gr-framework.org/julia.html). For interactive usage on Ubuntu, you will have to install some extra packages: ``` apt install libxt6 libxrender1 libxext6 libgl1-mesa-glx libqt5widgets5 ```

In the meantime, you can mix normal and math text: `xlabel="This is \\alpha")`: Is this what you want?

That's how it looks with up-to-date versions (`GR.jl` 0.62.1 and GR run-time 0.62.0): ``` using GR plot(randn(10),xlabel="Bilateral Trade Costs \\tau_{rlj}") ```

> The GR plugin loading code is located here: https://github.com/sciapp/gr/blob/9aa4f55f75101b76ba8e4406b78601e410642cc6/lib/gks/plugin.c#L46-L55 @mkitti : This plugin is only used by us, e.g. when we develop a new GKS output driver. In normal...

> That in turn dynamically loads svgplugin.dll, or do I misunderstand the code? That's right, yes. Which means, that `GRDIR` **must** point to the "real" GR directory.