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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?

Hi @ddrown, thanks for sharing these scripts.

While reading through the README.md I saw that it makes reference to two scripts, run1/starttime and run1/custom-plot, which are not present in this repository. Perhaps they fell victim to a missing git add command, or were removed at some point? If these scripts are available it would be nice if they could be added to the repo.

Thanks!

I like the linlog layout, thanks @inkdot7!

However, it should ensure that a ytic beyond the maximum is set, to make the value visible. For example, in the following graph, the downward peak goes to -16 seconds (the time it took for the Raspi to reboot/resync time).

In the next graph, the ±RTT/2 lines are not visible at all and entirely cut off.

I expect that the outermost part becomes logarithmic; RTT/2 is ~100 ms.

It would be really great if these minor glitches could be improved.

Without a license it isn't possible to use the software, which is a shame because it makes such nice graphs.