On T-Deck, Firmware version 0.9.7, 0.9.8 and 0.9.9 at least have the setting Mgmt → Messages → Mark Delivery Faster.
I see that there is an LLM halucinated documentation that explains a similar setting under Management Tab → SETTINGS → Mark Delivered Fast:
Mark Delivered Fast: Immediately mark messages as delivered
I am really unsure what this setting means.
What does Mark Delivery Faster do? Does it really mark as delivered immediately, regardless if the packet was heard by anyone?, or what does it do in detail?
Regards!
(By the way, I actually found some naming mistakes at least in the A"I" generated documentation, I think it could use a cross-read from someone who knows the software.)
On T-Deck, Firmware version 0.9.7, 0.9.8 and 0.9.9 at least have the setting `Mgmt` → `Messages` → `Mark Delivery Faster`.
I see that there is an [LLM halucinated documentation](https://github.com/dabeani/meshcore/wiki/UserGuide-(Ai-Gen)) that explains a similar setting under `Management Tab` → `SETTINGS` → `Mark Delivered Fast`:
> ***Mark Delivered Fast:** Immediately mark messages as delivered*
I am really unsure what this setting means.
What does `Mark Delivery Faster` do? Does it really mark as delivered immediately, regardless if the packet was heard by anyone?, or what does it do in detail?
Regards!
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*(By the way, I actually found some naming mistakes at least in the A"I" generated documentation, I think it could use a cross-read from someone who knows the software.)*
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On T-Deck, Firmware version 0.9.7, 0.9.8 and 0.9.9 at least have the setting
Mgmt→Messages→Mark Delivery Faster.I see that there is an LLM halucinated documentation that explains a similar setting under
Management Tab→SETTINGS→Mark Delivered Fast:I am really unsure what this setting means.
What does
Mark Delivery Fasterdo? Does it really mark as delivered immediately, regardless if the packet was heard by anyone?, or what does it do in detail?Regards!
(By the way, I actually found some naming mistakes at least in the A"I" generated documentation, I think it could use a cross-read from someone who knows the software.)