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Google Alerts showed me a link to the following presentation about =
bufferbloat, and using fq_codel to vanquish it.

http://wiki.ipfire.org/en/configuration/services/qos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DXB3w09VZn7g

N0mantech does a very good job. He shows how to configure the up and =
down bit rates for his IPfire router, the effect without and after =
turning it on. (He sort of skips over how the SQM allows it to control =
download buffering, but shows that it works.)

His conclusion: "The solution to having low latency is to have a router =
that has AQM in it." Pretty on-target.=