The Linux kernel (developed by Linus Torvalds) is a basic fundamental component of the operating system. It is responsible for managing all the essential hardware and software components by acting as a bridge between them, hence without it we cannot have Linux-based systems. But do …
The kernel is the core program of every Linux -based operating system. It works as a mediator between the hardware and software of the computer. And if we place a graphical user interface and other software around the kernel, we get a full-fledged Linux operating …
Recently, Linus Torvalds has released the long term supported version of Linux Kernel i.e 5.10. In this version, the set_fs () mechanism is set to be removed, however, not for all but at least on some CPU architectures will. The current Linux kernel 5.10 supports …
Recently, the Linux 5.8 version has been released with multiple fixes and updates. This tutorial will show the way to install the latest Linux kernel 5.8 on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS to test it. This means we are here manually upgrading the Ubuntu Linux kernel when …
The Linux kernel is everywhere and the labyrinth for most of the Open source projects. As we know the free and open spruce are using from smartphones to SmartTVs to cloud systems and they are indeed playing a central role in all of these systems. …