I'm one of the Debian maintainers of curl and we are close to enabling http3 on the gnutls libcurl we ship.
We have also started discussing the plan for enabling http3 on the curl CLI in time for the next stable release.
Right now the only option is to switch the CLI to use the gnutls libcurl, but looks like it might be possible to stay with openssl, depending on when non-experimental support lands and how good openssl's implementation is.
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Nice write-up.
I'm one of the Debian maintainers of curl and we are close to enabling http3 on the gnutls libcurl we ship.
We have also started discussing the plan for enabling http3 on the curl CLI in time for the next stable release.
Right now the only option is to switch the CLI to use the gnutls libcurl, but looks like it might be possible to stay with openssl, depending on when non-experimental support lands and how good openssl's implementation is.
Any chance of WebSocket being enabled too?
That's still an experimental feature on curl's side so I'm not sure. https://everything.curl.dev/helpers/ws/support
maybe the right time to clean up the unexpected and awkward set of libs that are currently installed, too ?