Auto-scale?

[perguth]

I would like nload to utilize the full height of the scale without setting hard values for -u.

But -u H just produces either a flat graph like so:

Or on higher throughput a block like that:

Is there way to make it react to current throughput?

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Running with fixed unit and interval here: https://ygg.thingylabs.io/

[ahippo]

I would like nload to utilize the full height of the scale without setting hard values for -u.

nload supports automatic scaling with -i 0 -o 0 options.

But -u H just produces either a flat graph like so:

-u H is for automatic selection of units for bandwidth, not for scaling the graph itself. (although H is for bytes per second, which is an unusual unit for bandwidth)

Hope this helps.

[perguth]

Thank you for the response! It does not work for me:

I do end up with about the same graph for nload (on the left) and nload -i 0 -o 0 (on the right):

(nload 0.7.4)

[ahippo]

Thank you for the response! It does not work for me:

I do end up with about the same graph for nload (on the left) and nload -i 0 -o 0 (on the right): ... (nload 0.7.4)

Ah, the version 0.7.4 is probably the reason. Automatic scaling is only implemented on master branch in 4994d77b8644c697f3264a5d60e3e6149c4e0763 and is not present in 0.7.4.

[perguth]

Oh, I see! That works, thanks!

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Sadly it has a rending problem when running in Gotty, https://github.com/yudai/gotty

Screen recording 2024-04-18 09.27.43.webm

Running in a regular terminal seems fine though.