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Terminal bandwidth utilization tool
[Currently bandwich in Fedora provided by enabling COPR repo](https://github.com/imsnif/bandwhich#fedora), please allow us to install bandwich in Fedora without enabling any repos
**Introduction:** The following are some suggestions concerning the on-screen presentation that I'd like for you to consider. I respect the fact that you are the author of this application, and...
Units
Hello, First of all thank you for this great utility. Is there any possibility to switch units to bps (bits per second) since bitrate is usually expressed this way? Thanks,
Sometimes when troubleshooting a network issue, it might be useful to log all the information the tool currently has in a log file for parsing and perhaps a more thorough...
Right now, when we do our reverse-dns queries (getting the hostname of an ip address), if the request failed, we retry immediately. This can cause a lot of connections (also...
On network interfaces, [promiscuous mode](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promiscuous_mode) would indicate a situation where traffic sent to the interface might not necessarily be addressed to it. An example of such a use case would...
Right now `bandwhich` is built from 153 packages (from the cargo install count). That's a really large attack surface for an app that's going to run under sudo. Could the...
At the moment, the tests run separately from the OS implementation. It would be nice to find a way to test the OS implementation as well.
Using Trust or Github Actions to do some of the 'chores' would be nice and help streamline the process. It seems they are discussing a Github Actions port which would...
Platform details: OS: Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS (Windows Subsystem Linux) Rust version: 1.40.0 Steps to reproduce: 1. Run `cargo build`. 2. After the compilation is done, run `cargo run`.