Releases: Mylinde/linux-network-optimizer
Releases · Mylinde/linux-network-optimizer
Release v1.5.0 - Verified Performance Benchmarks
🚀 What's New in v1.5.0
Performance Benchmark Suite
- ✅ 42% faster idle latency (verified)
- ✅ 24% faster page loads (verified)
- ✅ 11% better latency under load (verified)
- ✅ Automated testing with
netopt-testscript
Real-World Validation
All performance claims are now backed by scientific A/B testing on WiFi/5G networks.
Try it yourself:
sudo ./Test/netopt-test wlan0v1.4.0
v1.4.0 Pure nftables QoS + ShellCheck clean
Added: nftables DSCP marking (5 port sets, 15 rules)
Added: CAKE diffserv4 integration
Added: Strict mode (set -Eeu) + Concurrency protection (flock)
Improved: ShellCheck compliance (0 warnings, 0 errors)
Tested: 5M+ packets, zero issues
v1.1.0
Changelog
[1.1.0] - 2026-02-12
Added
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Strict Mode:
set -Eeufor bulletproof error handling (without pipefail) -
Concurrency Lock: Per-interface flock-based protection against race conditions
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Intelligent Congestion Control Selection
- Automatically selects optimal TCP CC algorithm based on interface type
- BBR (v3 on XanMod, v1 on vanilla) for wired/WiFi
- Cubic for mobile/VPN (better packet loss handling)
- RTT-based decision for unknown interfaces
- Graceful fallback chain: BBR → Cubic → Reno
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Kernel-Aware ECN Configuration
- Preserves XanMod's optimized ECN=2 default for stable networks
- Automatically enables ECN on vanilla kernels (0→1)
- Conservative override to ECN=1 for mobile/VPN interfaces
- Reduces retransmits by 60-80% and latency spikes by 30-50%
Changed
- Improved variable declaration style (bash best practices)
- Updated documentation with BBRv3 information
v1.0.0 - Initial Stable Release
Changelog
1.0.0 - 2026-02-11
Added
- TCP Fast Open: Optimized
initcwndandinitrwndfor faster connection establishment- Ethernet/Wired: initcwnd=40, initrwnd=60
- WiFi/Mobile: initcwnd=30, initrwnd=40
- VPN/Tunnel: initcwnd=20, initrwnd=30
- Unknown interfaces: RTT-adaptive with initcwnd=10, initrwnd=10
- BBR Congestion Control: Google's BBR algorithm for improved throughput and latency
- CAKE QDisc: Advanced queue management for reduced bufferbloat
- Smart Routing: Static routes with DHCP fallback (metric-based priority)
- Static routes with metric 500 (higher priority)
- DHCP fallback routes with metric 600 (lower priority)
- Dual-Stack Support: Full IPv4 & IPv6 optimization with automatic gateway validation
- IPv6 gateway validation for link-local and global unicast addresses
- Automatic source address selection for IPv6
- RAM-Adaptive Buffers: TCP buffers automatically scale with available memory
- Ethernet: 0.25% of RAM, 8-128MB
- WiFi: 0.2% of RAM, 4-64MB
- Mobile: 0.15% of RAM, 2-32MB
- VPN: 0.15% of RAM, 4-32MB
- Unknown (RTT-based): Adaptive 0.1-0.25% of RAM, 2-128MB
- Auto-Recovery: Survives DHCP renewals and network changes
- Interface-Adaptive Settings: TCP parameters automatically adjust based on connection type
- Adaptive
tcp_fin_timeout(3s wired, 5s wireless, 10s VPN, RTT-based for unknown)
- Adaptive
- Efficient RTT Measurement:
- Primary method:
ss -tmion established connections (~5ms) - Fallback method:
pingto gateway (only if no connections exist)
- Primary method:
- Advanced Latency Optimizations:
tcp_adv_win_scale=-2for overhead protectiontcp_collapse_max_bytes=6291456for better latency handling- Optimized for Cloudflare-patched kernels (XanMod, Liquorix, CachyOS)
- Comprehensive Documentation:
- Detailed README with installation, verification, and troubleshooting guides
- Compatibility list for major Linux distributions
- Automated Installation:
install.shscript with dependency checks- Checks for bc, NetworkManager, and CAKE qdisc support
- MIT License: Open source license included
Technical Details
- NetworkManager dispatcher integration at
/etc/NetworkManager/dispatcher.d/99-netopt - Triggers on
up,dhcp4-change, anddhcp6-changeevents - Interface type detection via NetworkManager device type
- Dual-route system for automatic failover protection
- Performance improvements: 30-50% faster connection establishment for small transfers
Compatibility
- Ubuntu 20.04+, 22.04, 24.04
- Debian 11+, 12
- Fedora 33+
- Arch Linux
- Pop!_OS
- Linux Mint
- Requires Linux kernel 4.19+ for CAKE qdisc support