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hulitutoday at 11:28 AM3 repliesview on HN

> features the optimized linux-cachyos kernel utilizing the advanced BORE Scheduler for unparalleled performance.

Never heard about BORE scheduler. It is an additional patch to the kernel ? How stable is this ?


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komali2today at 11:35 AM

I have no idea how stable it is but it seems it's a scheduler that weighs processes based on burstiness?

https://github.com/firelzrd/bore-scheduler

tostitoday at 11:33 AM

Gaming distros trade stability and security for performance. IMHO they're only useful for FPS bragging rights. Most popular distros should already be performant enough for gaming purposes.

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LargoLasskhyfvtoday at 11:49 AM

You could go into their wiki. It's linked from the page, and skim/skip over that installation stuff, until the chapters where they explain what they did to the kernel(s), how they compile and link optimized, schedulers, and stuff. It's not ultra-thourough, but gives a good overview.

I've settled on sched_ext: BPF scheduler "bpfland_1.0.18_g5bff813c_dirty_x86_64_unknown_linux_gnu" -powersave for processes, and let mq-deadline handle internal storage, and bfq anything connected via USB.

What do you mean by "stable"?