Out there in the MS-Windows-world there are many utilities doing so-called
'RAM defragmentation', a technique which function lies solely in the users
subjective measurement of performance.  These tools CLAIM to rearrange the
structures in RAM so that access to portions of the memory will speed up -
what they really DO is showing a simple progress bar and some mindless
statistics afterwards.

As more and more Windows users change to Linux nowadays, the need for a
Linux tool having the same (purely snake-oil) functionality arises.  This
project is planned to take care of the problem.

Code for this project will be written in good ol' C, and as it is a
GUI-tool it will at first use GTK+ for the interface, supported by GLADE -
but maybe later versions may use qt or something alike as well. The actual
supported platform is Linux, but it should be possible to port this to any
other platform having a possibility to display progress bars.