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The 3.4.N series has enough new features to justify a minor version number change. The full details are in the NEWS file, but in brief 3.4.N series brings:
bsxfun
optimised for basic arithmetic functions
accumarray
function
page_screen_output
accept a “local” option argument to limit their scope to function
scope
pkg
command now accepts a -forge
option to pull
packages directly from Octave-forge
dlmread
improvements
Here are some features that have been around since 3.2.N
An experimental OpenGL graphics toolkit to replace gnuplot.
The functions are based on the GraphicsMagick library.
Special treatment in the parser of things like "a’ * b", where the transpose is never explicitly formed but a flag is rather passed to the underlying LAPACK code.
Here are some older features that have been around since 2.1.N:
The 3.5.N series is the current development release and will become a 3.6.N release in the future. This series brings the following new features:
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