Is anyone interested in testing pre-built kernel modules? (NVIDIA, first)

Hi, I'm a Fedora package maintainer with an SRE background. As an SRE, I 
believe that the current common practice of building kernel modules from 
source on the system where they will be used is inherently unreliable, 
and we can do better.

I've built a workflow that automatically rebuilds kernel module packages 
when Fedora's maintainers submit a new kernel package for testing. The 
build process operates in a secure AWS VPC, and uses KMS to sign modules 
and packages with keys that can't be exfiltrated.

There are rough spots for third party kernel module packages, but I 
think I'm at a point were I can start inviting users to help by testing 
the packages and reporting any problems. The first module I'm building 
is NVIDIA's open kernel module, but other modules may be offered in the 
future.

Documentation for the installation process is here: 
https://project-resistor.codeberg.page/2026/07/05/installing-nvidia-kernel-module.html 
<https://project-resistor.codeberg.page/2026/07/05/installing-nvidia-kernel-module.html>

And interested users can subscribe to this "issue" and provide feedback: 
https://codeberg.org/project-resistor-kernel/nvidia-open-kmod/issues/1 
<https://codeberg.org/project-resistor-kernel/nvidia-open-kmod/issues/1>

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