Diagramm von Verschiebevorgang richtig deuten

Morgen!

Die horizontale Achse beim Diagramm unten vom Verschiebevorgang ist nicht beschriftet. Die durchschnittliche Geschwindigkeit war während des gesamten Vorgangs um die 15 MiB/s.

Was sagt das dreieckige Diagramm aus?

I think I understood your meaning, pardon me answering in English.

I developed this feature.

When the graph is fine shown, initially, they are no data point so at time 0 we 0 data copied, t=0 data=0. Then the graph starts accumulating data points except at the beginning it can only know the total bytes copied from , so the next data point make the graph a straight line to (t=time-since-copy-began, copied-bytes-since-the-begining), with t that can be several seconds. After that initial data point we can have a new measurement every 100ms IIRC.
If you show the graph earlier during the copy process would will see a less steep inital triangle.

This could be improved, we could instead should an horizontal bar showing the average copy speed since the start of the copy.

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@meven You’ve put a lot of thought into this, but unfortunately it’s not very easy to understand. A horizontal bar showing the average (copy) speed per percentage point would be easy to understand (as in Windows 10/11 :innocent: ).

As it’s KDE, it might be a good thing to be able to customise what the graph displays.

@meven I see you’ve already changed the way the diagram works. It’s now very easy to understand.

This is not finished, if you are speaking about applets/notifications: Work the speed chart out from the job's own record (!6963) · Merge requests · Plasma / Plasma Workspace · GitLab

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