Sorry, looks like I dropped those screenshots... I would make new ones,
but it would not be fast. Sorry again, I made my message slightly blind.
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Agreed with denixx: an instantaneous (and space-preserving) bar graph
per core, plus a combined graph of CPU load history (i.e. what we have
now) would be the ideal approach to display all relevant information in
a compact way.
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What I really love to see is an overall graph for cpu and present values per
core.
This is why I love this two applets for xfce:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/87q1equnash2hns/scn1.png?dl=0
This is default look of them.
And this is after some customisations:
Hi Simone,
thanks for the bug report!
Do you have a screenshot what it should look like?
Best regards
Michael
** Changed in: indicator-multiload (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Also affects: indicator-multiload
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in:
Michael, see attached screenshot.
It shows the configuration dialog for the gnome-shell system monitor
extension, which has a checkbox Display Individual Cores.
When this is ticked, you can see that the CPU graphs in the panel (at top) are
now one per core. In the screenshot you can see the 2
