Public bug reported:
When viewing the power history graphs, the way the x-axis labels and
gridlines are shown is silly. Here are the reasons:
1. The time intervals between grid lines are silly. For example, on my graph
right now, this interval is 22 minutes. The interval should be a multiple of 10
minutes.'
2. The x-axis is labeled in uptimes. It should be labeled in clock times, or
perhaps in the form "x minutes ago"
3. The x-axis labels are counted backward from the current time. Suppose for a
moment that problems 1 and 2 were fixed; that the grid interval is 20 minutes;
and that the current time is 6:43. Then the x-axis labels would be, in reverse
order, 6:43, 6:23, 6:03, 5:43, etc. This is unhelpful. The correct behavior
would be to clamp the grid labels to multiples of the time interval mentioned
in 1. So the grid labels should be 6:40, 6:20, 6:00, 5:40, etc., and the last
grid line should *not* line up with the right-hand side of the graph, since we
are 3 minutes past 6:40.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Usability: Power History x-axis is useless (almost)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/462889
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