Agreed. But isn't it better to expand swappolube's ability to powersave, too, while improving performance? If you have to disable those daily useful functions for power saving, I would replace my N900 with a brick

Off-topic: The other option, ofcause, is to wait for Nokia to release the best ever firmware that pleases every N900 user, the PR10.3 or something. When this were out, we would not need swappolube anymore. You would be able to call for days in 3G mode with a single charge. The N900 would have turbo boost technology which would multiple its cortex CPU to be equal with Intel Core i7 when you play SuperTux2 or lower its frequency to zero when you locked the screen and keyboard Who cares about swapolube or kernel power then