I am delighted to hear of this. Andrew and I keep meaning to find the time to get the codel and fq_codel ns3 models pushed up into mainline ns3, and thus far, no luck. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Tom Henderson Date: Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 2:51 PM Subject: [Ns-developers] NS-3 Consortium and kickoff event To: ns-developers list , ns-3-users < ns-3-users@googlegroups.com>, ns-announce@isi.edu This note is to announce the establishment and beginning of activities of the NS-3 Consortium. As part of long-term planning for the continued growth and sustainment of ns-3 and related tools, INRIA and the University of Washington have formed a consortium, separate but in support of the open source project. Those of you familiar with other large open source projects are probably aware of other consortia and foundations that provide support and funding to the open source projects; the NS-3 Consortium is established with the same goals in mind. It is mainly intended to raise funding for the project, but also to provide some guidance and organizational support for administrative issues and related matters. As founders, UW and INRIA will be the main stewards of the organization, but we will be expanding the steering committee to provide a broader representation of organizations and individuals who have been and will be supporting ns-3. We will be actively seeking industrial members or other professional organizations to participate. The below web page provides more details: http://www.nsnam.org/**consortium/ To start the activities, we will be hosting a kickoff event hosted by INRIA Sophia Antipolis, on Monday March 4 (the day before the workshop on ns-3). This event will be free of charge and will feature invited talks and tutorials. More details about the agenda will be posted at a later date. Finally, we plan to make it easy to find details about the consortium on the main page of the site, so expect to see some minor changes to the front page in the next week or so. - Tom -- Dave Täht Fixing bufferbloat with cerowrt: http://www.teklibre.com/cerowrt/subscribe.html