sched-ext

Hardware-aware post-install for Fedora 45 KDE Plasma 6 on Wayland: NVIDIA, AMD or Intel, desktop or laptop, dual-boot. Low-latency gaming, KDE and terminal rice, security and privacy hardening, suspend and audio fixes, snapper snapshots, emulation, opt-in local LLM and Windows 11 VM, release upgrades and a live verification script. CI-tested.

Ultra-low latency Linux gaming optimization daemon (C++20)

The scx_mlfq scheduler

Simple GUI for managing sched-ext schedulers via scx_loader, but GNOMEd

Tool-call-granularity CPU/memory characterization and control for AI coding agents, built on cgroup v2 and eBPF.

The new scx_flow scheduler (v4.0.0 or newer). The "main" branch can be unstable. Stable versions will use "archive/*" branch names.

AI-powered Linux power manager with temperature prediction.

Archive of scx_flow benchmark scripts, validators, comparison artifacts, and review bundles.

AI-powered Linux CPU scheduler built on sched_ext and eBPF.

Custom Linux CPU scheduler in eBPF (sched_ext): runtime interactive-task classification, vtime priority queue, preemption kick. Benchmarked vs EEVDF.

Research software and reproducible evidence for signal-coordinated process scheduling on Linux sched_ext

Fakes ARM big.LITTLE on a homogeneous Intel laptop CPU with a sched_ext BPF scheduler + per-core EPP, then measures it. It does not work: EPP is resolved package-wide, so the 'little' core runs at the same clock as the 'big' one (ratio 1.000). 203 runs, negative result.

scxctl gui wrapper for Debian 13+

Linux workload lab and resource manager for embodied robotics on ARM64

A CPU scheduler inspired by the TIMELY congestion control. Check demo video on YouTube.

A scheduler written under the kernel framework sched-ext that works on the basis of processes voting for each other in order to decide who gets the CPU-slice

A Linux sched_ext scheduler that bridges kernel scheduling with userspace async runtimes (Rust, Python). The kernel requests yields via shared memory, and runtimes choose when to respond, preserving language semantics while enabling system-wide fairness.

Adaptive Linux resource control for mixed workloads, with sched_ext-based lock and workflow scheduling.

The 2029 prediction, running in kernel space: a workload-class-aware sched_ext scheduler (strict-priority lanes + live classification daemon) on a custom-compiled Linux 6.18 kernel - built by an adversarial multi-agent protocol

A BPF-first sched_ext scheduler aimed at desktops, workstations, and general-purpose servers. Check YouTube link below for demo, simply use YouTube's Subtitles feature to auto-translate the video.