Linux kernel series adds native QUIC sockets and transport core
Xin Long's v18 net-next work brings RFC 9000 into the kernel for user space and in-kernel clients such as NFS and SMB.
By oopsXin Long's v18 net-next work brings RFC 9000 into the kernel for user space and in-kernel clients such as NFS and SMB.
By oopsXin Long’s v16 series adds sockets, streams, paths, crypto, and congestion control so kernel services and user space can speak QUIC without a userspace transport.
By kexecA netdev series from Xin Long adds core socket, stream, path, and crypto building blocks so subsystems and apps can use QUIC without userspace protocol stacks.
By kexecPatrick Steinhardt routes fetch, push, and bundle packing through a new object-database interface so alternate backends need not pretend to be the files store.
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