mirro-rs provides a TUI to help you better visualise managing your mirrorlist.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Sorting:
- Completion – The number of mirror checks (as a percentage) that have successfully connected and disconnected from the given URL. If this is below 100%, the mirror may be unreliable.
- Score – It is currently calculated as (hours delay + average duration + standard deviation) / completion percentage. Lower is better.
- Standard deviation – The standard deviation of the connect and retrieval time. A high standard deviation can indicate an unstable or overloaded mirror.
- Delay – The mean value of last check − last sync for each check of this mirror URL. Due to the timing of mirror checks, any value under one hour should be viewed as ideal.
- Rate – sort by download speed
- Filtering:
- Age.
- Country.
- ipv4, ipv6, isos.
- Protocol – http, https, ftp or rsync.
- Completion Percentage.
Website: github.com/rtkay123/mirro-rs
Support:
Developer: Jkawaki-san
License: Apache License 2.0 or MIT License
mirro-rs is written in Rust. Learn Rust with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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| GhostMirror | Mirror analyzer for Arch Linux |
| ReflectorTK | Simple GUI for reflector |
| mirro-rs | Arch Linux mirrorlist manager with a TUI |
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