Os

Kernel Linux is a kernel: the core of an operative system. Operating systems that use the Linux kernel are called Linux Distros (Distributions). A Kernel: Executes first when the computer finishes booting up and has full access to the hardware. Implements drivers to control peripherals, network devices and other resources. Runs other programs (userland software) and allows them to communicate with each other and with the hardware through system calls. Compiling First, install the necessary dependencies. For example, on Debian: ...