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Yeah, that's a big one. Though nested virt usually has a nontrivial perf cost, but it depends on the implementation. E.g. what is the cost of the extra pagetable level (which presumably at least can be using very large pages)?
But anyway, there is always time to ditch the virtualization if it becomes the limiting factor, so I'm not too worried about that. Crossporting drivers back into the kernel is trivial compared to, like, GPU support (assuming the license permits).
That one's a big one though, wouldn't want HV dev effort wasted, so you'd want to stick to kernel licensing rules there from day one.
pongoOS is wholly developed by the checkra1n team without outside contributions as of today, we currently license it under MIT, but we'll be able to add a dual-license if necessary.
Yeah, there are a few approaches to merging this kind of code, but if it was MIT to begin with it's unlikely to be a problem. Mainly, someone needs to put a face (and real name) on it once it gets upstreamed, Linux doesn't take anonymous contributions.
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