These kernels are made available by Eskimo North for users who wish 
     to experiement with or utilize the latest and greatest but do not 
     wish to or perhaps lack the knowledge to compile themselves.

     The following subdirectories are available and perhaps others will 
     be added later:

        client - This is a kernel intended for ordinary end user workstation
                 or console use.  It is compiled tickless and with preemption.
                 This kernel also has vfio and some other capabilities needed
                 for gpu passthrough to a virtual machine.

        realtime - This is for people who have a need for super low latency.
                   The ordinary client kernel will achieve on the order of
                   .15ns latency with average loads on modern hardware, but
		   for those with extraordinary tight timing needs this kernel
		   is compiled with the realtime mods.

        server - This kernel is for data center type applications.  It is
                 non-preemtive, has ovpn tunneling enabled and many other
                 optimizations where thruput is more important than latency
                 and large memory models are more prevelant.

        server-cascade - This is similar to the server kernel but rather 
                         than being generic x86, it is tuned for the 
                         Intel Cascade Lake CPU instruction set.s.

     Within each of these directories there are RPM files and DEB files, 
     the RPM files are for Redhat derivatives and can be installed rpm 
     -i *.rpm, you may have to remove existing conflicting packages such 
     as kernel-headers.  The DEB files are for debian based 
     distributions and can be installed with dpkg -i *.deb.  If you do 
     not need debugging and are tight on space, skp the dbg package.  It 
     is not essential for operation but is useful for crash dump analysis.