Suggestion: rescale logarithmic network graph to show 1 kB/s closer to y-axis

[corneliusroemer]

I love that you have logarithmic scaling for the network graph. That's a great touch!

One suggestion: right now, there's unfortunately relatively little dynamic range because the y-value for 1kB/s is already relative large:

It would be great if you changed the graph log y-scale so that 1kB/s was closer to the 0-value of the y-axis. This would easily double the dynamic scale.

You might feel like this is a hack - but it isn't! You always have to arbitrarily choose where to put the minimum value on a log scale that doesn't go all the way to 0. Right now, the y-axis is maybe at around 1B/s which is never actually measured. The minimum that can be resolved is 1kB/s in my experience, so that's what should be close to 0 (not exactly 0 because we want to be able to tell 1kB/s apart from 0kB/s).

Does my suggestion make sense? I'm happy to explain further if it's not clear.

[corneliusroemer]

Fixing this might be as simple as changing the multiplier factor here from 100 to 1 or similar:

stats/Kit/plugins/Charts.swift

Lines 47 to 53 in 5649f24

	case .logarithmic:
	if value > 0 {
	value = log(value*100)
	}
	if localMaxValue > 0 {
	localMaxValue = log(maxValue*100)
	}