Re: wget2 | Fedora 40 ships Wget2 as Wget (#661)

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Tim Rühsen commented: 
https://gitlab.com/gnuwget/wget2/-/issues/661#note_1951071620


> is it a good idea that tcp fast open is enabled by default in wget2 or we 
> want to reconsider that ?

Wget2 was meant to implement bleeding edge technology - but TFO has been 
introduced many years ago, so I'd consider it mainstream meanwhile. Of course 
there is incompatible technology out there, same goes even for HTTP 1.1 (some 
servers only talk 1.0 until today) and many other extensions / standards.

Is there any reason why Fedora doesn't have a system-wide configuration file 
like `/etc/wget2rc`?
Because if there is, all kinds of options can be changed in there for better 
wget1 compatibility, whatever the Fedora maintainers think is good for their 
users. Actually, this is exactly the use case we had in mind when we added this 
configuration feature to wget/wget2.

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