Le samedi 18 septembre 2004 à 10:07 -0500, Canek Peláez Valdés a écrit : > [Sorry if this is the wrong list; I can't find a list about > gnome-applets only] > > Hi; I made a patch to set a maximum network load in the multiload > applet. > > Rationale: I've a DSL Internet connection (512 kbps), and I use a very > old computer as gateway/NAT/router/etc. All the other computers in my > house are connected in a LAN, and all of them use the old one to access > the Internet. > > I think that is a very common setup for a home LAN. what if you send something over your LAN ? a 10MB rate will blow your netload, but it won't be displayed. > The problem with the multiload applet, specifically with the network > load, is that the current load is calculated against the maximum load > that has EVER been detected. So, if I transmit a file within my LAN, the > maximum load is set too high, and the load used by my Internet > connection gets lost, because it's too small in comparison. And is the > Internet load the one that matters to me. what do you think about a smarter time-based netload limit ? -- Benoît Dejean JID: TazForEver jabber org gDesklets http://gdesklets.gnomedesktop.org LibGTop http://directory.fsf.org/libgtop.html http://www.paulla.asso.fr
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