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Maybe another idea: you could back up everything removed by `git clean`, so the source tree will be left exactly as it was before building the Debian package, including build...

> I'm looking into adding autoconf-style options command.com may be a bit too simplistic for this :)

OK, this should work. CI will complain about missing mkconf.exe for now. But let me know what you think of the idea. The example above now becomes: ```shell $ export...

This is a neat idea, I'm all for it. However, I don't see how it fully solves: > * [compiling on linux #72](https://github.com/gvanem/Watt-32/issues/72) > * The need to run/emulating pre-compiled...

What this looks like in Wireshark, before:  After: 

I read a bit about SACK before. Doesn't it only help for retransmitted segments (which should be rare)? On that topic, I noticed something. If you let `wget` write to...

BTW, if we use a giant buffer size in wget: ```patch diff --git a/bin/WGET.182/retr.c b/bin/WGET.182/retr.c index ebe1fe5..f78aad0 100644 --- a/bin/WGET.182/retr.c +++ b/bin/WGET.182/retr.c @@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ get_contents (int fd, FILE...

Yes, this needs to be tested in different scenarios. I feel like I might be optimizing for one specific use case. On high-latency connections I expect it will fall apart,...

Found a server on the other side of the planet (ping 290ms). ```sh $ wget http://mirror.linux.org.au/debian/dists/unstable/main/Contents-source.gz -T 0 -O /dev/null ``` Windows (MSYS2): Constant 850 KB/s Linux: Starts slow, but...

I'm on a gigabit link, so no bottleneck there. Also I tested on Windows 7, maybe 10/11 has better TCP implementation (I should upgrade at some point). For Linux I...