Matthieu Baerts

Good idea to pick one. Because there are no stable versions, it should be easy to include a bit of code refactoring. Personally, I'm not a Python expert, and I...

> > Good idea to pick one. Because there are no stable versions, it should be easy to include a bit of code refactoring. > > Personally, I'm not a...

> I've created a first RFC PR - feedback is highly appreciated. > > [#257](https://github.com/arighi/virtme-ng/pull/257) Thank you for the PR and Andrea for the review! > What's currently is missing,...

> I agree about adding a comment in the README, maybe under the "Contributing" section? Good idea! @mhartmay just to avoid a deadlock, do you plan to update the README?...

It is maybe not linked, but `MP_FAIL MP_RST` is unstable: not on our side or NIPA, but on LKFT side: ``` # 105 MP_FAIL MP_RST # Info: Test file (size...

It looks like the `Infinite map` test has been seen failing recently: ``` # 119 Infinite map [ 1007.869816] tc (20835) used greatest stack depth: 11696 bytes left # Info:...

Hello, Thank you for this bug report! I already wanted to suggest merging both repos to help with the development. If it can also help with the packaging (if I...

> do you think it's possible to ship the virtme-ng-init binary in the deb? @arighi I didn't know this binary was not included in these packages. Because it is used...

Thank you for looking at that! > what about bpf schedulers from mptcp next? If these BPF schedulers have not been upstreamed, that's because they are not ready yet. I...

> Hi @dangowrt - you linked to the wiki page in your commit description, which talks about options which I cannot find referenced anywhere. It's my understanding that procd and...