[rrd-users] Re: rrdtool- question on line colors
Petr M. Swedock
petr at MIT.EDU
Mon Apr 29 16:10:52 MEST 2002
:: "'Donald Mahler'" <dmahler at telcordia.com>
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: Does anyone have a mathematical methodology for setting the rrdtool line
: colors that they could share?
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: I am graphing up to 10 lines on a single graph and there are times that the
: colors are just too close (at least for my... ahem... perception of color :
: -)
I would first change the default background color from white to black.
The first thing they teach you in art class (or at least the first
thing they taught *me*) is that light colors come forward, dark
colors recede... so, with the default background of white, you
are competing with bright line colors.
Having said that... I have no idea how to change the background
color... Anyone know how?
Peace,
Petr
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