Accelerate high-latency GEO inflight Wi-Fi via warm BBR TCP multiplexing + 1-RTT Ground-TLS + zlib (zero dependencies)
Accelerate high-latency GEO inflight Wi-Fi via warm BBR TCP multiplexing + 1-RTT Ground-TLS + zlib (zero dependencies)
TCP multiplexer and 1-RTT HTTP/TLS relay for geostationary (GEO) inflight Wi-Fi (Inmarsat GX, Viasat, Panasonic, SITA). Pure Python 3 stdlib, zero external dependencies.
Measured inflight over Inmarsat GX Ka-band (~620 ms RTT, SITA AS206433 Amsterdam ground station):
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th0rgal/satmux was first seen on GitHub · Rising today on Nov 8, 2026. Since then it has appeared in 10 checks on 1 different day, across 2 lists (GitHub · Rising today, GitHub · Rising this week). Its best position was #1 of 30, reached on Nov 8, 13:15 UTC. It is #1 right now, holding steady at #1 over the last 5 checks.
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Yes. As of Nov 8, 14:15 UTC it is #1, holding steady at #1 over the last 5 checks.
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It was first seen on Nov 8, 2026 and has been on the list on 1 day (10 checks) since.
Mostly Python; it is licensed under MIT. It has 782 stars and 36 forks.