Some of the numbers get very big, when measured in µs; I have had several seconds of errors in some cases. Then, keeping track of number of zeros in the ytics is hard.
Therefore, adding some form of thousands separators to the graph would be useful.
I already did try a few things, including switching to the %'f format and adding lines to graph-header:
set locale "en_US.UTF-8" (apparently applies only to day/month names) and
set decimalsign locale (mentions thousands separator, but does not seem to influence it)
Is this something that needs to be pushed upstream to gnuplot or is that something that can be fixed in chrony-graph?
Some of the numbers get very big, when measured in µs; I have had several seconds of errors in some cases. Then, keeping track of number of zeros in the ytics is hard.
Therefore, adding some form of thousands separators to the graph would be useful.
I already did try a few things, including switching to the
%'fformat and adding lines tograph-header:set locale "en_US.UTF-8"(apparently applies only to day/month names) andset decimalsign locale(mentions thousands separator, but does not seem to influence it)Is this something that needs to be pushed upstream to gnuplot or is that something that can be fixed in chrony-graph?