@Dixie_F you should ask this question on illumos (and PI stamp is recent enough to just say, "current illumos-gate"), but I think our xhci itself could use a little more love in this regard. We don't, to my knowledge, device-specific-tune anything.

@damncd I don't see a #illumos. I looked previously. There is #illumos-rust (and -de and -go) but each has less than 20 users

it's +s for some reason, but you should still be able to join

maybe a past issue with annoying bots joining

I've noticed "rsync updated to 3.4.3. (OS-8734)" in release notes for the latest image and got to think: is there any (implicit or not) agreement on what to do with such tools and utils when they accomodate too much slop and thus bugs? rsync after 3.4.1 shows a significant degradation of quality on mainstream platforms already (where even old Linuxes are left out of QA)

one specific case: mastodon.gamedev.place/@JeremiahFieldhaven/116654345332213390

heh.. a friend of mine was just talking about the performance issues (that seem to be AI related) with the latest rsync version...

last 6 or so months I encounter it here and there, where previously stable projects (big and small, active or not) went into frenzy about spitting out barely working things

The rsync 3.4.3 update was to plug more than a few things in 3.4.1. Security patches are the primary motivator for such bumps in illumos-extra tools. Backporting them is more work than taking the latest version(s).

I see what you mean though: infosec.exchange/@0xabad1dea/116659021592304179

should it be handled like xz?