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Aug 3 2007 on content Kping |
Right now this doesn't seem to offer nothing over the command-line.
What /would/ make a difference is a "ping history", maybe as a side-bar, showing previous pings. They could be grouped by host name, IP, date, etc. The user could make line graphs or histograms showing things such as latency or dropped packets.
Forgive me if it already does this, but automatically looking up the domain name if the user gives an IP would be nice. Also nice (not all versions of ping do this) would be to report the IP address of the host.
Thanks for making the effort to make this!
which is searc |
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May 3 2006 on content Maxemum TV-Guide |
That sounds like more a feature than a bug. Why do you want to be running things like this as root? Probably not a good idea. |
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Apr 5 2006 on content LabPlot |
I'm a neuroscientist and spend all day analysing data. You have a nice piece of software here--always good to see new data analysis programs for Linux.
But it also seems a pity that, to a large degree, you're re-inventing the wheel. One of the best stats packages you can get with great plotting facilities is already available for linux: www.r-project.org
The stats functions are very robust, well respected, and cutting edge. However, what R doesn't have is a nice KDE gui, in particular one with interactive plotting. There's one called Rkward (http://rkward.sourceforge.net/) but it's buggy and doesn't interact with plots.
The R project needs good KDE coders like yourself. It just my opinion that if your energies went into making an R GUI and an interactive plotting front-end (the latter might be a challenge) you'd end up with a far more flexible piece of software. Also all the number-crunching and low-level display functions are already written for you..
p.s. I'm not associated with R in any way: just a user. Keep up the good work, though! |
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