Talk:Gwaterpas
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| + | I understand that applying a logarithmic conversion would be interesting. The linear behaviour is somewhat 'brute' in de range that really matters. | ||
| + | The linear behaviour makes it especially useful for easy sensor monitoring. | ||
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| + | The jitter that exists on the input sensor did hold me from doing so. Taking averages might help. | ||
| + | Conclusion: I did not do this yet. Don't know which one to favor: speed or accuracy | ||
Revision as of 15:35, 4 February 2009
really good! thanks! I will certainly use it in the future!(within an other apps..)
icon and .desktop file
I have made a small icon for this app.
Tell me what you think about it - i'd be glad to see it as the app's default icon.
Here's what my /usr/share/applications/gwaterpas.desktop looks like:
Encoding=UTF-8 Name=Waterpas Comment=3D sensor Exec=gwaterpas Icon=gwaterpas Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=Utilities;Utility; SingleInstance=true StartupNotify=true
--Black Sliver 17:25, 28 January 2009 (UTC)
Would be interesting to add resolution/accuracy informations to this wiki page. -> what should be expected to be measurable (how many degrees) -- cberger
resolution/accuracy
I understand that applying a logarithmic conversion would be interesting. The linear behaviour is somewhat 'brute' in de range that really matters. The linear behaviour makes it especially useful for easy sensor monitoring.
The jitter that exists on the input sensor did hold me from doing so. Taking averages might help. Conclusion: I did not do this yet. Don't know which one to favor: speed or accuracy
