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Well, according to the article Kermit's performance problems have been fixed :) "Although ZModem came out a few years before Kermit had its performance optimiz
by pdw 3y ago
Well, according to the article Kermit's performance problems have been fixed :)
"Although ZModem came out a few years before Kermit had its performance optimizations, by about 1993 Kermit was on par or faster than ZModem."
- devilbunny 3y agoIt was optimizable - if you had a proper Kermit client that did all the stuff ZModem did, like sliding ACK windows and larger packet sizes. After we had error-correcting modem protocols, line noise was much less of an issue. But most Kermit protocols in terminal software implemented only the most basic version of the protocol and didn't support all the options that you needed to set. Not sure about resuming, which was AFAICT only a ZModem thing (and the best part of it).