cLIeNUX   ABOUT   /source/kernel

cLIeNUX tries to escape the idea that C is the only programming language in
unix, as enforced by traditional unix directory naming such as /usr/include. 
The equivalent of /usr/include in cLIeNUX is /source/C/include.  cLIeNUX also
tries to keep open the possibility of a cLIeNUX using something other than
Linux as the kernel. Those two are related, since the Linux kernel is written
in C mostly. SO, this is source/kernel instead of source/linux. There are a
couple other reasons also. A Linux source tree unpacks to ../linux, and you
might keep more than one kernel version series. If so, this offers a place to
keep them all together, with related patches. Also, /source/linux doesn't
really strongly imply sources of the kernel itself. 

The cLIeNUX tarball in here is the DSFH support overlay for the kernel
sources.  Don't remove the tarball itself. It is to be unpacked into a linux
directory after the standard kernel source tarball. There's an "append" script
I use in there also.

