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octovis provides visualization for octomap based on Qt and libQGLViewer.
octovis is available in the ros-jade-octomap debian package. As an alternative, you can download the package yourself from http://octomap.github.io and compile it with the library stand-alone or against a locally installed octomap library.
To install octovis on Ubuntu using the pre-built packages, run
sudo apt-get install ros-jade-octovis
This will install OctoMap and octovis as stand-alone libraries with no ROS dependencies, so they can be also used in a non-ROS setting.