Oscar Differences between Win10 and LinuxMint21.2

[ela1301]

Oscar Differences between Win10 and LinuxMint21.2
My computer has several disk drives.  Installed on a drive is Windows10 on another drive is Linux-Mint 21.3.
Oscar does not have the same program on each machine.
Linux-Mint has the latest version of Oscar installed that is the following:

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    OSCAR 1.5.3+7267dafa (linux x86_64)
Built with Qt 5.15.8 on Apr 21 2024 23:40:22

Operating system: Linux Mint 21.3
Graphics Engine: 2.1 Mesa 23.2.1-1ubuntu3.1~22.04.2
Graphics Engine type: OpenGL
Compiler: GNU C++:12.2.0

Data directory: /home/linuxuser/Documents/OSCAR_Data
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Windows 10 has the latest version of Oscar installed that is the following:

  Oscar 1.5.3+Master-7267data (winnt x86_64)
Built with Qt 5.15.2 on Apr 14 2024 09:35:38

Operating System: Window 10 Version 2009
Graphics Engine 3.0 Mesa 12.0.0-rc2
Graphics Engine type: LegacyGFX
Compiler: MINGW64:8.1.0

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These programs produce different results.
Please view the attached files. These show the results of LinuxMint21 and Windows10.

It is my opinion that these systems Oscar is on should produce the same reports, but that is just my opinion.

[Crimson Nape]

Other than you having the graphs arranged and pinned in a different order, I don't see any discrepancies in the data. Please go to View > Reset Graphs > Standard on both versions. Then point out the differences.
- Red

[LoudSnorer]

The difference that i see is based on different operating systems being used.
Each OS have a different set of fonts being used with different characteristics.
take a look at the x-axis.
A tick on linux represents 2 minutes, while on windows a tick represents 3 minutes.
This difference is due to the different font characteristics , and the space available for each graph.

i don't see any differences with the shape of the wave forms.
The y-axis values are the same same graph.

Please follow Crimson Nape's suggestion above.

If there are any difference in the contents of the graphs we need to be informed.
Thanks again for your concern.