Welcome to our blog dedicated to the Linux kernel, one of the most important and influential parts of the Open Source and operating systems world. Our mission is to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the fundamentals, architecture and development history of the Linux kernel.
Our Goal
Our primary goal is to facilitate understanding and ownership of a topic that is at the heart of many operating systems and devices around the world. We strive to make complex concepts and technical details accessible and understandable to everyone from novice Linux users to experienced developers.
What We Cover
Our blog covers a variety of aspects of the Linux kernel:
Fundamentals: We start with the basics and fundamental concepts, explaining what the kernel is, how it interacts with hardware, and what system calls are.
Architecture: We take a deep dive into the architecture of the Linux kernel, explaining how it manages processes, memory, the file system, and devices.
Development History: We look at the history of the Linux kernel, starting with its creation by Linus Torvalds and tracing key points in its evolution to modern versions.
Optimization and Security: We provide tips on optimizing the Linux kernel for better performance and discuss the security mechanisms used in the kernel.
Our Authors
Our team of authors consists of experienced professionals with a deep understanding of the Linux kernel and extensive experience in developing and using Linux. We learn and improve with you, and our goal is to provide you with the most relevant and useful information.
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