[ANNOUNCE] LSM Website Overhaul

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chrisat_private

Hi,

If you haven't noticed already, the LSM website has had a facelift.
It's no longer an endless dribble of old patches.  It contains some
information about the project, more navigable patch listing, links to the
BK repositories, and links to all the documentation that I am aware of.

Please take a look at the new website.  In the interest of the list,
I'd appreciate it if you could  direct your flames on my web design
skills offlist -- to me personally ;-)

I am open to feedback, and will add links that are relevant.

As an aside, I snuck a 2.5.19 release in there while testing some of my
publishing scripts.  I've changed the release names to follow typical
kernel patch naming conventions, e.g., patch-2.5.19-lsm1.

I also ran patch-2.5.19-lsm1 on {1,2,4,8}-way machines at OSDL.  The
test results are not complete, but as we work out some of the bugs w/
running tests there I hope to be able to get some useful data.
Here are the results from the 8-way (the vanilla test did not complete
for some reason -- still investigating):

2.5.19-lsm1 (default builtin)
	http://khack.osdlab.org/stp/2609/

2.5.19-lsm1-cap (capabilities builtin)
	http://khack.osdlab.org/stp/2610/

thanks,
-chris
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