nesdoctor — checks whether this machine can host a Nestri box,
and measures what your connection actually does under load.
Nothing is uploaded. There is no server to upload to: the network
test talks to Cloudflare's public speed-test sink and to 1.1.1.1,
neither of which is ours. The output is a line on your terminal that
you may choose to paste somewhere.
Download the file for your platform, verify it against
SHA256SUMS, and run it. On macOS and Linux you will need
chmod +x first. Source is in apps/nesdoctor.
The Intel macOS binary is cross-compiled and is the one target CI
cannot execute to test. Every other binary here was run by the
workflow that built it.
The number worth running it for is added latency under load.
Everybody knows their download speed; almost nobody has seen this
one, and for anything interactive it is the figure that decides it.
Full Changelog: nesdoctor-v0.2.1...nesdoctor-v0.2.2