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    Linux 6.7 To Boast Better Performance For FQ Packet Scheduling Algorithm

    Phoronix: Linux 6.7 To Boast Better Performance For FQ Packet Scheduling Algorithm

    The Linux kernel's Fair Queue "FQ" network packet scheduling algorithm that is celebrating its 10th anniversary since being mainlined in the Linux 3.12 kernel cycle is celebrating by rolling out some performance optimizations with the next version of the Linux kernel...

    Linux 6.7 To Boast Better Performance For FQ Packet Scheduling Algorithm - Phoronix
    https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.7-Faster-SCH_FQ
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    Yay!

    Improvements are always good!
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      Seems to be that patch breaks ABI compatiblity for statistics for at least the combination "new userspace"/"old kernel" by increasing the size of an exported structure.

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      • #4
        Please add CGroupV2 support

        Please add CGroupV2 support

        Please add CGroupV2 support

        That’s something Google would want, right?

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          Fair Queue

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