oddity 1
- make a graph with a fixed Y axis
- add two data values (say, network traffic vs cpu load).
result: the fixed scale applies to both Y axis.
suggestion: have a separate left and right configuration for Y axis type, min and max value
oddity 2
- make a graph with a calculated y axis type.
- select two different stats that have different units defined for them (e.g. system cpu user % and network bytes per second)
result: the left hand Y axis has the same unit type as the right hand Y axis. (it is scaled properly though)
suggestion: the left hand Y axis should use the units according to the stat that is displayed on the left (or nothing if it ambiguous?)
- make a graph with a fixed Y axis
- add two data values (say, network traffic vs cpu load).
result: the fixed scale applies to both Y axis.
suggestion: have a separate left and right configuration for Y axis type, min and max value
oddity 2
- make a graph with a calculated y axis type.
- select two different stats that have different units defined for them (e.g. system cpu user % and network bytes per second)
result: the left hand Y axis has the same unit type as the right hand Y axis. (it is scaled properly though)
suggestion: the left hand Y axis should use the units according to the stat that is displayed on the left (or nothing if it ambiguous?)
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