Professionalize bpfcompat landing page: scope reframe + why + comparison#6
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The "It is / It is not yet" panel read as a list of deficiencies. Reframe it as deliberate scope + roadmap: "Available today / On the roadmap", surface the GitHub Action and ARM64 coverage that already exist, and replace the "serious MVP on purpose" footer with one that points to the repo evidence. Avoid hard dates to not over-promise. Applied across all 8 locales. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two new sections, localized across all 8 locales: - Why this exists: motivation grounded in the publicly-documented fact that major eBPF teams build their own kernel-testing (Cilium/Tetragon use little-vm-helper; Falco maintains a Firecracker kernel-testing framework). No endorsement implied; links to the public projects as references. - How it compares: a fair table vs LVH (Cilium), bpfvalidator, and roll-your-own (vmtest), with a "best when" row that concedes their strengths. Capability cells use universal symbols; only prose is localized. Build: 288/288 routes prerendered, tsc --noEmit clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes the bpfcompat page reflect what already ships. Three changes, all localized across 8 locales, build verified (288/288 routes prerendered,
tsc --noEmitclean).1. Scope panel → scope + roadmap
The "It is / It is not yet" panel read as deficiencies. Reframed as "Available today / On the roadmap", surfaces the GitHub Action + ARM64 that already exist, footer now points to repo evidence instead of "serious MVP on purpose". No hard dates.
2. New "Why this exists" section
Grounded in the publicly-documented fact that major eBPF teams build their own kernel-testing (Cilium/Tetragon use little-vm-helper; Falco maintains a Firecracker kernel-testing framework). No endorsement implied; links the public projects as references.
3. New "How it compares" section
Fair comparison table vs LVH (Cilium), bpfvalidator, and roll-your-own (vmtest), with a "best when" row conceding their strengths. Capability cells are universal symbols; only prose is localized.
Brand note: per your call, social proof is the generic version (no Federico quote / no implied Falco endorsement); the comparison names competitors per your approval.
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