* Kernelland quota support in the VFS layer
* Filesystem-agnostic quota support tools for userland
-2. Ultra Fast Boot & Shutdown Speed
+1. Ultra Fast Boot & Shutdown Speed
* Be competitive with GNU/Linux, OSX & MS Windows refinements in this area.
-3. Graphics Kernel Memory Manager Support ( GEM )
+1. Graphics Kernel Memory Manager Support ( GEM )
* Support dealing with graphics NUMA in kernel space for modern graphics hardware
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_Execution_Manager
-4. Security/Hardening improvements
+1. Security/Hardening improvements
* Encrypted swap/filesystems (From NetBSD or OpenBSD?)
* Extended toolchain hardening
* NX/XD support in kernel (at least for 64 bit kernels, DF doesn’t support PAE IIRC)
* Port OpenBSD’s most recent malloc implementation as an option
* Use blf instead of md5 for passwords etc. (already possible, but not default)
-5. Data Integrity Framework Implementation
+1. Data Integrity Framework Implementation
* Something akin to what was done for Linux: http://oss.oracle.com/projects/data-integrity/
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