The only big area left to address is a more native UI on Windows and built in help for all platforms. Though I do have to admit that I was unaware of most of those changes. I guess I'm just not the target audience then as a Windows (and now Linux) / Garmin / Power2max user who wants to mostly do some basic analysis with a user friendly piece of software.
Goldencheetah withings update#
When you select the season or date range in the sidebar the charts will update to the selected date range, including the summary. You can add seasons by right-clicking on the sidebar, where you can also add 'events' which will appear as annotations on your PMC, aerobic power charts. There are most of the commonly used charts. If you haven't set up anything there yet then do a view->reset view to get the default setup.
Goldencheetah withings mac#
I do not know if you are on Mac or Windows, but I would recommend getting the latest release and going to the home view. I now want to track that I am training harder than this time last year and I think this chart would be a very good measure for myself.Ĭlick on Home in the toolbar for the home view, it is designed specifically for this. I found this very interesting to see how my training increased. I used to get it to show my 30 or 20min Max HR over the last year. In v2 there was a chart that you could get to show a variety of things over a large date range. We really need a Windows type to step forward and help out on that one. But since I personally don't use windows the former isn't going to happen any time soon. in short v3 has over 120 new features that v2.1 doesn't and has fixed 113 bugs.
can't remember if train view has streetview and video playback in 2.1?)
and have probably missed some big features somwhere (e.g.
Goldencheetah withings series#
Some of the things v3 brings, in no particular order configurable ride list, search/filter, configurable layouts and charts, event annotations on PMC et al, download support for Joule GPS, Macro O-sync, SRM PC7, native ANT+, spinscan and calibrate on Computrainers, webdav and iCal Calendar integration, Withings support, Histogram analysis for date ranges, CP analysis for date ranges and many different data series (vam, w/kg, speed etc), native UI on Mac, Summary for seasons/date ranges, lots of new metrics, more user friendly wizards for split rides and add devices, Tacx Fortius Support, Zeo sleep monitor support, Bing and Google maps, support for L/R power, temperature and wind data series, legacy WKO+ file format support (incl. v2.1 is an interim release that picked up some of the v3 features and fixes because we were taking too long to get v3 released. V3 has a significant number of features that v2 doesn't. I know v3 is only a development build, but the starting point for it should have been ahead of v2.1, not way behind it (apart from a few new metrics).
It's difficult to criticise GC since the guys behind it are doing it for no real gain, but IMHO it's gone off course a bit and it's spent a long time now changing, but without actually getting any better. I only use v3 as it has more power metrics, but it's miles behind v2.1 in how user friendly it is. Unless you're training with power there's no benefit to using v3 as far as I can see.
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