Windows 11 dotnet Frontend for iPerf3?

[RejectH0]

I've been working on a frontend for iPerf3 for a little while now and was wondering if I should release it or just keep it to myself for my own usage.

I've recently upgraded my Ubiquiti network to 10GBe and during the course of testing, discovered that there are people in the world who aren't as adept with command line applications as I am. Specifically, a housemate requested a visual/graphic depiction of my explanation using iPerf3 command-line output, especially concerning high-speed throughput with the new 10GBe equipment we are running.

Instead, it's blossomed into a pretty decent and usable frontend for iPerf3 on Windows 11.

I am going to continue developing this for my own use, but is there any interest to the group if I were to make my project available publicly?

Thanks in advance, and a nerdy wave to all!

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[jerryabramson]

Your user interface looks really nice.

I have been working on a front-end with a different focus:

A single code base for all platforms (mobile [iOS and Android] and all architectures [x86_64 and arm64/aarch64]).

A simple common Kotlin Multiplatform Compose GUI and a CLI (desktop).

• https://github.com/jerryabramson/iperf3-kmp