linux-tkg/linux59-tkg/README.md

**Due to intel_pstate poor performances as of late, I have decided to set it to passive mode to make use of the acpi_cpufreq governors passthrough, keeping full support for turbo frequencies.**

A custom Linux kernel 5.9.y with specific MuQSS, Project C / PDS & BMQ CPU schedulers related patchsets selector (stock CFS is also an option) and added tweaks for a nice interactivity/performance balance, aiming for the best gaming experience.

- MuQSS : http://ck-hack.blogspot.com/

- Project C / PDS & BMQ : http://cchalpha.blogspot.com/

Various personalization options available and userpatches support (put your own patches in the same dir as the PKGBUILD, with the ".mypatch" extension). The options built with are installed to `/usr/share/doc/$pkgbase/customization.cfg`, where `$pkgbase` is the package name.

Comes with a slightly modified Arch config asking for a few core personalization settings at compilation time.

If you want to streamline your kernel config for lower footprint and faster compilations : https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Modprobed-db
You can optionally enable support for it at the beginning of the PKGBUILD file. **Make sure to read everything you need to know about it as there are big caevats making it NOT recommended for most users.**

## Other stuff included:
- Graysky's per-CPU-arch native optimizations - https://github.com/graysky2/kernel_gcc_patch
- memory management and swapping tweaks
- scheduling tweaks
- optional "Zenify" patchset using core blk, mm and scheduler tweaks from Zen
- CFS tweaks
- using yeah TCP congestion algo by default
- using cake network queue management system
- using vm.max_map_count=524288 by default
- cherry-picked clear linux patches
- **optional** overrides for missing ACS capabilities
- **optional** Fsync support (proton)

## Install procedure

### DEB (Debian, Ubuntu and derivatives) and RPM (Fedora, SUSE and derivatives) based distributions
```
git clone https://github.com/Frogging-Family/linux-tkg.git
cd linux-tkg/linux59-tkg
# Optional: edit customization.cfg file
./install.sh install
```
Uninstalling custom kernels installed through the script has to be done manually.
The script can can help out with some useful information:
```
cd path/to/linux-tkg/linux59-tkg
./install.sh uninstall-help
```

### Other linux distributions
If your distro is not DEB or RPM based, `install.sh` script can clone the kernel tree, patch and edit a `.config` file from your current distro's 
that is expected at ``/boot/config-`uname -r`.config`` (otherwise it won't work as-is)

The command to do for that is:
```
./install.sh config
```