Sunil Ghai wrote:
Hi, Rather than implementing dynamic bandwidth throttling feature in updates only, how about having a framework possibly in form of headers and libraries which would implement dynamic throttling and other applications like Package manager or Firefox would be able to use it. For example, we can add one option in wget to get files using idle bandwidth only. This will solve purpose for other applications also. I need your reviews that how this kind of framework would fit in GNU/Linux operating system.
Isn't this exactly what QOS is intended to do, provided the connections are made with priorities assigned?
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