Boiled it down to octave. Solution is here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22506624/how-to-make-octave-use-
gnuplot-instead-of-fltk-by-default
Use the command:
graphics_toolkit ("gnuplot")
at the beginning of your octave scripts or in your private .octaverc file
e.g.
user@mycomputer:~$ nano .octaverc
paste graphics_toolkit ("gnuplot")
save file (crtl-o)
done. Test by running plot(rand(3)). You will see the usual output and
the print function will work again.
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