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That's a good point. I read the comment such as that every transfer over TCP would be twice as slow, which would be pretty absurd, but the poster probably meant
by anyfoo 8y ago
That's a good point. I read the comment such as that every transfer over TCP would be twice as slow, which would be pretty absurd, but the poster probably meant high load/bandwidth situations. It would not surprise me at all if OpenBSD fared way worse, there.
- ggm 8y agoIt should be said that OpenBSD is a fine system, and this specific (BBR) difference would only show up if you had significantly large amounts of data to transfer in flows. I suspect normal use of OpenBSD as most people deploy it (which is not streaming data at high speed) wouldn't care. I have nothing against OpenBSD. If the developers don't want to implement BBR right now because of more important stuff on their backlog, thats fine with me.