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Subject: [Bloat] The Confucius queue management scheme
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This looks interesting: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2310.18030.pdf

They propose a scheme to gradually let new flows achieve their fair
share of the bandwidth, to avoid the sudden drops in the available
capacity for existing flows that can happen with FQ if a lot of flows
start up at the same time.

No code available, unfortunately, although they promise to release it
later...

-Toke