To enhance user experience and streamline kernel module management, I propose the creation of a Kernel-Module-Station application for GhostBSD. This tool would provide an intuitive interface for enabling or disabling kernel modules, making system customization more accessible to both novice and advanced users.

Core Features:

Module Management Interface:
A graphical or command-line interface allowing users to enable or disable kernel modules easily.
Improved Configuration:
Instead of manually editing kld_list in configuration files, this tool could use a more user-friendly approach, such as setting kernel-module_enable="YES" or "NO" for each module.
Dynamic Module Control:
Allow modules to be toggled on or off without rebooting, where possible, with clear status indicators for loaded or disabled modules.
Safety Mechanisms:
Prevent users from accidentally disabling critical modules that could compromise system stability or usability.
Logging and History:
Maintain a log of changes for troubleshooting and rollback purposes.

Benefits:

Simplifies kernel module management, reducing the need for manual configuration and command-line work.
Improves system customization while minimizing errors for less experienced users.
Aligns with GhostBSD’s user-friendly philosophy by offering a streamlined solution for a common administrative task.

This application could be integrated into GhostBSD’s existing toolset, further enhancing its appeal to a wide range of users.