Th0rgal/satmux

Accelerate high-latency GEO inflight Wi-Fi via warm BBR TCP multiplexing + 1-RTT Ground-TLS + zlib (zero dependencies)

Open original source ↗

From the publisher

README & documentation

Source preview

Read the project’s overview, installation instructions and usage examples. The original README is the source of truth.

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): Non-Starlink inflight Wi-Fi usually breaks on three things unrelated to raw bandwidth: Rent a small Linux VM ($0.01–$0.03/h, Python 3.9+, open TCP port 8444) close to where the satellite downlinks to fiber. Check curl ipinfo.io on raw…

Th0rgal/satmux on GitHub A short preview, not the full document.

Read the full README ↗ · Preview checked 2026-11-08T13:45:14.662Z

Inside the original README — Document outline
  1. satmux
  2. Problem
  3. How it works
  4. Limits
  5. Setup
  6. 1. Ground VM
  7. 2. Run
  8. 3. Teardown after landing
  9. License

Headings are captured from the source. Links open the publisher’s document, not a locally hosted copy.

Documentation belongs to its respective authors. Reported project/model license: MIT. A listing is not a grant of reuse or training rights. Confirm the document’s own terms at the source.

What this repository does

Accelerate high-latency GEO inflight Wi-Fi via warm BBR TCP multiplexing + 1-RTT Ground-TLS + zlib (zero dependencies)

Repository facts

Owner
Th0rgal
Primary language
Python
Stars
740
Forks
36
Open issues + pull requests
0
License
MIT
Archived
No
Default branch
main
Created
2026-11-07T16:09:41.000Z
Last push
2026-11-07T16:26:20.000Z

Topics and intended use

No topics were included in the latest source metadata.

Review the README for scope, installation, examples and limitations. We do not run repository code or certify it.

Evaluate before installing

Review licensing and dependencies, inspect recent commits and unresolved issues, and test in an isolated environment before production use. Stars and forks alone cannot answer these questions.

README and project files

Issues and maintenance discussion

Releases and changelog

Source and freshness

Source: GitHub. Metadata observed 2026-11-08T12:21:27.846Z. Daily imports are snapshots, not real-time monitoring.

Popularity and source listings do not establish security, suitability, licensing rights or benchmark performance.

Open original source

Related repositories

public-apis/public-apis

EbookFoundation/free-programming-books

donnemartin/system-design-primer

vinta/awesome-python

practical-tutorials/project-based-learning

NousResearch/hermes-agent