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Our choice of the Zen kernel was a bit random and speculative. So far we have a report that it hurts something, and no reports that it helps anything. Over time the differences between the Zen kernel and the vanilla one have dwindled, and I can barely find an up-to-date list of the differences without looking through source code. I would consider the upstream vanilla sources to be safer and more trustworthy, and I expect will be much easier to get through shim review. Let's return to them. Resolves #601
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