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Doesn't the graph show the opposite? According to the legend the green shows Wayland which is by far the biggest area? Have I forgotten how to read graphs? Ed
by turbinerneiter 5y ago
Doesn't the graph show the opposite? According to the legend the green shows Wayland which is by far the biggest area?
Have I forgotten how to read graphs?
Edit: Graph starts at 90%, oh how I hate when they do that.
- roenxi 5y agoThe graph is bad - the y axis is way off.
- denton-scratch 5y agoI can't read that graph. It seems to show 100% X11 usage throughout (while also using various Waylands).
- jart 5y agoThe article is bad too. I can't decipher this sentence. > X11 is showing to be in use above 90% over the span of this multi-month data and on average seems to be about 93% currently to Wayland at roughly 7%. If the chart was really supplied by the Mozilla Telemetry team then it's quite an embarrassment. When analytics is your profession you should know better than to do things like use red and blue alongside each other. Even if you're not colorblind, #afa7f4 (desaturated blue) and #98b4fe (desaturated purple) are hard to distinguish because Chrome says the contrast ratio is 1.06. See https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/ https://personal.sron.nl/~pault/ to learn more.