Linux kernel
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The Linux kernel is the core component of the Linux operating system. It's responsible for managing the system's resources and facilitating communication between hardware and software. It was first created by Linus Torvalds in 1991 and is open-source, allowing for...
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Linux kernel 6.13 brings lazy preemption, enhanced virtualization & broader device supportLinux kernel 6.13 has been launched with several features including the lazy preemption, which simp...
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Linux Kernel 6.12 has officially been released with real-time capabilities and moreLinus Torvalds has announced the release of the Linux kernel 6.12, introducing a variety of new fea...
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After 20 years of development, real-time Linux is officially part of the kernelAfter two decades of development, the real-time PREEMPT_RT kernel support has been successfully int...
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The Linux kernel undeniably is one of the greatest achievements and miracles of worldwide collaborative free software development. Projects of such magnitude happen only once in many decades -- if ever.
It is truly a project that transcends materialism in a money obsessed world. GNU/Linux will be talked about for centuries!
Reply written Jul 17, 2020
The kernel is frickin sweet!
More people should be using this OS.
Linux Is One Of The Most Successful Software, Becuse It's Amazing, Open-Source, And Lightweight
At least its better than Mac.
I used to love and use Linux as my main OS for a decade. But with the time, Linux community changed a lot, you as a novice, you will not get friendly and helpful answers from Linux users. Since the news that, Microsoft bought GitHub and my GitHub account has been attacked and flagged by Linux users and banned, Linux became a bullying, toxic and unfriendly of zealots. I switched from Linux to another OS.
If you want to belong to a friendly, nice, open-minded and noobie-tolerant community and not to a community of closed-minded, narrow-minded, rude, noobie-unfriendly and unfriendly Linux zealots, use FreeBSD, macOS, Solaris and Windows instead. Use Gogs and Gitstacks which is a Windows-backed GitHub alternative and there Linux users are almost inexistent.
How You Can Make That It Is A Linux User, Not All Linux User Are Nice, You Think All Of Them Are Nice, NO, Many Linux Users Are Hackers And Bad Guys, That Because Linux Open-Source, And Why Use Other OS When They Don't Respect Your Privacy And Security
Reply written Feb 22, 2021