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A typical pattern that I have seen in my usage is to alternate between long periods using a single (or a few) window(s) and short periods where I'm rapidly switching between multiple windows.
The timeline view is not super easy to use with such data because you need to alternate between multiple levels of zoom or pan a lot. Which is made harder by the fact that the timeline does not support panning via the mouse wheel, but that's a separate issue...
For a cleaner visualization, I'd prefer to have a setting which forces the timeline view to not display activity rectangles smaller than a certain minimal granularity (1min would be more than enough for what I'm doing).
Below this granularity, you would get "composite" rectangles which represent multiple activities. The full activity list and (aggregated per activity) timing breakdown would then be available on hover (or click if you want to be touch-compatible).
What do you think ?
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FWIW, this would also help with some of the performance issues discussed in #516 and #124 by virtue of reducing the number of rectangles drawn on screen.
A typical pattern that I have seen in my usage is to alternate between long periods using a single (or a few) window(s) and short periods where I'm rapidly switching between multiple windows.
The timeline view is not super easy to use with such data because you need to alternate between multiple levels of zoom or pan a lot. Which is made harder by the fact that the timeline does not support panning via the mouse wheel, but that's a separate issue...
For a cleaner visualization, I'd prefer to have a setting which forces the timeline view to not display activity rectangles smaller than a certain minimal granularity (1min would be more than enough for what I'm doing).
Below this granularity, you would get "composite" rectangles which represent multiple activities. The full activity list and (aggregated per activity) timing breakdown would then be available on hover (or click if you want to be touch-compatible).
What do you think ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: