Created attachment 181140 [details] Screenshot SUMMARY Some sensors don't have any unit, such as a "name". Others have voltage (V), bytes (B), percentage (%), etc. You can add all these to your pie chart, but that doesn't make much sense, if they don't have common denominator in their units. The data range is currently redundantly shown for any sensors. Additionally, for instance the OS-URL sensor offers a combobox to choose a unit from, which however only shows an empty rec and shadow on click. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Edit any page 2. Choose pie diagram 3. Uncheck auto data range 4. Add Operating System URL as a sensor (text!) 5. Add a GPU voltage sensor 6. Add CPU usage in % OBSERVED RESULT The pie chart doesn't make much sense now. There's a single range section for all sensors. EXPECTED RESULT As long as there's no sensor chosen, where a range makes sense, the data range section isn't visible at all. Also a pie chart makes no sense in this context of a OS Name or URL or any other string of text. Sensors, which definitely use distinct type of units (GPU voltage, GPU usage) should not be mixable. Ideally, I'd personally expect to find 1) only sensors, for which the pie diagram makes sense. 2) and which have the same units in common 3) to be able to choose from the union set of units. The configuration should happen hierarchically from top to down. SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Operating System: Fedora Linux 42 KDE Plasma Version: 6.3.4 KDE Frameworks Version: 6.13.0 Qt Version: 6.9.0
... or bottom up: Start with the sensor(s) to add, then offer appropriate options for the display style.
> 3) to be able to choose from the union set of units. I meant the intersection not the union, but the point should be clear. :)