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...This will never leave BETA status as it's usually total chaos about how releases are handled, features may appear and disappear faster than you can blink. The only thing I can promise about the kernels I upload is that if I upload it, it built, installed, and booted on my personal system without a problem. I use LUKS and LVM for everything but /boot, so I know they work when I upload the kernel. Anyway, I'll admit it, I'm a security freak, if I even think there MIGHT be a security hole, I don't rest until I've fixed it and verified it's been properly fixed, I also want my laptop to be as fast as possible, so in the end, you'll be getting a secure kernel that's about as fast as Linux can go on common home x86_64 PC hardware. ...

This program was written to test (and protect) the vulnerability of the Windows 7 and Vista Operating System ( bsod / SMB2) . The code should not be used to damage machines with Windows System. The main objective of the project, is notify about problem.

Tasks often depend on each other because of inter-process communication/synchronization. Task dependency have significant impact on performance. swap-sched solves the problem by dynamically detects dependency and use it for scheduling.

In this project, we consider the problem of developing security hardened Linux kernels intended for server machines. We developed a unified patch for Linux Kernel which provides several security enhancements.

The project focuses on developing an environment where one can harness idle CPU cycles of numerous networked systems to work together on a particularly processing-intensive problem. (distributed computing you may call it)

Submount is a new attempt to solve the removable media problem for Linux. Its purpose is to automatically mount and unmount cd, floppy, and other removable media drives while remaining entirely invisible to the user.

The kernel janitor project maintains a list of problem areas in the Linux kernel along with suggested ways of cleaning/fixing them. Please see http://www.kerneljanitors.org/ for current information.