Re: Behaviour of system tray bandwidth indicator

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On 20/03/14 18:43, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
I'm not saying it can do anything about it, I'm saying it should not be
misleading. It claims to show transfer bandwidth and time to completion,
but both are egregiously wrong. As I suggested earlier it should tell
the user that these indicators are not reliable when the target is a
remote server.

As I already wrote earlier, this is not limited to remote servers but also applies to slow (removable) local storage (usb key drives, mobile phones working as UMD, etc.) with the usually huge write caches you get for current-day systems. It never is accurate when some kind of write caching or buffering is involved, but for the named cases it is clearly noticeable.
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