if you enable torrents, the rest of the Internet falls to almost zero
Torrent is multiple data transmission.
Regular download - single flow pumps with a single host. In the case of the torrent open a lot of network connections.
Your router may stupidly not withstand the load. And that's all.
Especially if you limit the bandwidth router and so cannot cope with the work, because he still rules shaping process is necessary.
May be the problem is not the router, and bad channel - if the channel is clogged with packages torrent other will not pass.
extrapolating your unfortunate experience all around - it's not so much cute, how limited horizons. - berneice commented on April 19th 20 at 12:48
Excellent trolling :) - isabel43 commented on April 19th 20 at 12:51
She's not always miserable, to be fair. Sometimes it doesn't work at all (as is the case with WiFi) and then wretched to be just nothing.
@berneice,
"Personally encountered" is not "experienced in person". - cole_Gaylo commented on April 19th 20 at 12:57
I read your "its simple functi souls" about how bad you were under Linux and as well became under the wind, and even largely agree.
Few drivers, not all printer are supported, with scanners in General, all sad, GUI "glued" askew, awry, etc, etc...
But about the network subsystem, please, don't say anything, not yet done anything on the sockets for both axis.
Ask what version of winows appeared WSAPoll.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api...
When nikah ip is already running in Win3.1 it only appeared crooked sewn with the edge.
The fact that you couldn't administrirovanie your system does not mean that it is bad.
Let's use the axis on the right places.
For example right now I'm writing this post from the laptop under Windows. OK-the rules! She was in the right place!
But the server I on Linux! He was there in his place.
As people worked under QNX, FreeBSD, RT-11, DEMOS, CP-M, and so on. I can say that every axle is good for your tasks. - isabel43 commented on April 19th 20 at 13:00
in this case, one head live well "miserable network subsystem" and "Linux servers". - berneice commented on April 19th 20 at 13:06