Re: About our effort at NoMachine
Alan Cox <[email protected]>
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> Rewriting Keith's statement to say "Using one TCP stream per client means > each client gets at least a little bit of bandwidth in edgewise when there > is a hog", may better. But still wrong. A single fast stream on an ADSL link will completely lock out mostly idle streams. You would get far better results doing fair share multiplexing of one TCP stream in your compressing proxy. The alternative takes you into the realms of RED (which isnt too bad and a lot of stuff does right nowdays), and cbq (there be many dragons) which are all out of the users control in many cases