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For UDP, Linux supports GSO and GRO, allowing applications to send and receive "super"-packets which are split up and reassembled by the kernel or NIC, dependin
by sleepydog 5y ago
For UDP, Linux supports GSO and GRO, allowing applications to send and receive "super"-packets which are split up and reassembled by the kernel or NIC, depending on what's available. Whether or not QUIC implementations utilize it, I'm not sure.