I've recently started using Ubuntu, and the performance gains are incredible! When I started downloading files, my speed skyrocketed to 70 MB/s, while I usually only get about 10 MB/s. However, this is causing issues on my network, as other devices are lagging. Is there a way to throttle or limit the network speed on my Ubuntu system?
4 Answers
The driver you're using can impact network performance, too. If you're not sure which driver you have, that's something you'll want to check out when you have a moment.
Ubuntu has less bloat, which is likely why you're seeing those speed improvements. However, to manage your network speed, you could use the 'wget' command with a throttle switch. This allows you to set a limit on your download speeds. It's a handy trick I used while working from a neighbor's Wi-Fi to manage my downloads without hogging all the bandwidth.
There's a resources page that could be useful for you to explore! You might want to look into guides or FAQs that discuss controlling download speeds and further optimizing Ubuntu for network performance.
Just a heads up, it sounds like you might be mixing up the units a bit. Make sure your Steam download is showing the speeds correctly. If you're concerned about devices lagging, it's definitely a good idea to look into limiting your download speed.
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