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fred123 is offline fred123
2010-02-12 , 22:48
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#31
That seemed to improve it. However having major problems with the device at the moment that I need to fix widgets not working and hig battery drain. Will do some more tests later.
 
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2010-02-13 , 15:04
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#32
New day, new version, new features.

v0.4.0's changelog:
  • Stable colors
  • Pause button in time-view
  • Code cleanups
  • Async scanning using threads
  • Bugfix: wait some time after making an interface "up"
  • Auto-refresh button in channel-view
  • Clear button in time-view
  • Bugfix: time graph was shifted to the top showing wrong values
  • Improved channel eye-candy
  • Re-use time-view data when switching to channel-view

Check it out when version 0.4.0 appears in extras-devel.

Be aware of extras-devel and the harm that it may cause to your device before using it.
 

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2010-02-13 , 16:06
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#33
I wish for ------- that would make this mess ------- to watch.

Ver. 0.4.0-1





Thank you very much for a great tool
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pyromaniac is offline pyromaniac
2010-02-13 , 16:21
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#34
looks nice ... will try it out ..
 
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2010-02-13 , 16:22
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Originally Posted by inidrog View Post
I wish for ------- that would make this mess ------- to watch.
Well.. if you have any ideas, I'm all ears. I can't think of a nice way to visually represent overlapping data.
 

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2010-02-13 , 16:31
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#36
Only idea i can steal from someone else is how its done in Inssider. Now you have 2 screens; Channels and Timeline, you could add another called Sort or Filter.
This screen could represent radioboxes for ssids in a column/spreadsheet-like page so you could sort on eg. signalstrength, then remove the ones hat your not interested in.

...and maybe a way to maximize the graphs to the display or zoom in some way(s)

IF .. Filter is a way; pleas make sort by: ssid / signal strength / channel


http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider
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Swirnoff is offline Swirnoff
2010-02-13 , 20:42
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#37
why does a color parabola extend in a range between two numbers?
what does that range represent?
wouldn't a bar graph be more appropriate for the purpose?
 
les_garten is offline les_garten
2010-02-13 , 21:56
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#38
Originally Posted by Swirnoff View Post
why does a color parabola extend in a range between two numbers?
what does that range represent?
wouldn't a bar graph be more appropriate for the purpose?

Each channel takes up 5 channels total width in channel bleed. The Parabola is representative of the interchannel cross bleed and cross talk.
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v13 is offline v13
2010-02-14 , 00:24
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Originally Posted by les_garten View Post
Each channel takes up 5 channels total width in channel bleed. The Parabola is representative of the interchannel cross bleed and cross talk.
In fact, AFAIK, each channel is 22 (some say 20?) MHz wide, while channels are 5MHz apart (except from channel 14).

A better question would be: why not use a square for each channel... Well, supposing that some channels use DSSS the arc is a correct representation. For FHS it would need to be a square (but 802.11 doesn't use FHS) and I'm not sure about OFDM (most probably a square too).

While not much informative, have a look here.
 

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2010-02-17 , 10:51
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@all: It seems that there is a problem with pyhon-qt4 in extras-testing. python-qt4-gui and python-qt4-core cannot be both installed from there. You'll need to get python-qt4-gui from extras-devel. I don't believe there is something that I can do about this.
Just to chime in on this, it should be resolved now, a properly packaged pyqt is now in extras-testing. Thanks for this excellent tool !
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