I agree with Trouillez vincent that updated fullscale values would help. My issue is with my apartment complex providing me a "high speed internet" connection that is choked down on an instantaneous basis from DSL speed to 56K modem speed to intervals of zero speed lasting up to several seconds. This makes Skype audio and news videos choppy. Just now, infospeed.verizon.net reads 245 and 135 Kbits/sec on sequential tests, downloading a 500KB file. But NetMeter (www.metal- machine.de/readerror/) for Windows shows an instantaneous readout with option to use a fixed or variable Y-axis. I find that with a fixed 768Kb scale I can see how much or little service I'm getting. That enables me to feel indignant in a more accurate way. Our service is provided through cable modems in each apartment that looked really good on the tour, but I didn't discover the real problem until after I'd signed a yearlong lease and moved in. The office staff shrugs uncomprehendingly, and I can't get out of the lease or get an outside ISP. With your help, though, I might consider a class action lawsuit -- but then, maybe I shouldn't say that; you probably don't want to get involved. Anyway, my point is that user choice is nice so we can tailor to our specific needs.
-- Network History: Y axis doesn't indicate full scale value https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92119 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Desktop Bugs, which is a bug assignee. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
