Hello friends, I'm currently looking into optimizing Fedora for mixed network usage. Mixed network as in metered and unmetered conenctions. I know network manager has an option to mark a network as a metered connection, sadly only a minority of applications and services take this option into consideration before up-/downloading stuff. Therefore I would like to work on optimizing the usage of this function for background services by introducing a systemd integration. In my quick research I came across a project on GitHub for Arch-Linux users[1], that appears to go into the right direction. But while I could just set it up for my Fedora and enjoy it, I would like to work on it for a better out-of-the-box experience for Fedora (Desktop) users. Therefore I'm here and interested in three questions: 1. Do you think it's worth working on it in general? (Maybe with Fedora Mobile in mind, independent from Desktop) 2. Do you think the general approach from the mentioned repository[1], is the right one, or would you suggest something completely different? 3. What level of implementation should this change have to be suggested for Fedora 3X to become a thing? I.e. should I propose it for the next version already or should I work with it first and propose it in 6-8 months? I'm looking forward to your answers. Greetings sheogorath [1]: https://github.com/jdorel/systemd-metered-connection-dependency -- Signed Sheogorath OpenPGP: https://shivering-isles.com/openpgp/0xFCB98C2A3EC6F601.txt
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