Closed Calinou closed 8 years ago
Why?
Why?
- It will give you a semi-accurate estimate of how fast you can download and upload files,
- Speedtest.net and speedtest-cli (Python) do it. :)
Moreover, I think it makes more sense to show large speeds in bytes (but until people are ready to do so, let's keep it in bits by default). A number like 115 is more readable for humans than 925.
It will give you a semi-accurate estimate of how fast you can download and upload files
Mbps do too :)
@Calinou I agree. Mbps is mostly just useful as a relative measuring unit. People know approximately how fast 10 Mbps is, but they usually don't know what it actually means.
Pull request welcome :)
There could be an option called
--bytes
to show speeds in megabytes rather than megabits.