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| - | CAKE (Common Applications Kept Enhanced) is the modern Linux qdisc that fixes this. It combines Active Queue Management (AQM), Fair Queuing (FQ), and traffic shaping into a single qdisc. CAKE has been in the mainline kernel since 4.19, so no extra kernel modules are required on any modern distro. It replaced the older approach of combining fq_codel with htb shaping - CAKE does everything in one shot with less configuration. | + | [[https:// |
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| - | After applying CAKE, rerun the Waveform Bufferbloat Test . You should see latency under load drop from 200-500ms down to 5-15ms. Video calls stop freezing mid-sentence and game ping stays flat even during large transfers. | + | After applying CAKE, rerun the [[https:// |
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