Feature

Fresh, and fixed

Upstream's last release was February 2025, on a kernel that was never a longterm series. This fork tracks the supported versions and has spent 66 releases taking faults out.

The argument, and the measurements behind it →

6.12 LTSkernel, against upstream's 6.8

66releases across four components

6named faults taken out

Compare with stock →The firmware a board ships with, side by side. And if a release is bad →The gate that boots it on trial and takes it back. Every release →All 66, per component, from the release notes themselves. What is still not fixed →The honest list, with tickets.

What the board says it is running: kernel, daemon, interface and firmware, each a version you can check against a release.