Linux is a
monolithic kernel with a modular design (e.g., it can insert and remove
loadable kernel modules at runtime), supporting most features once only available in closed source kernels of non-free operating systems.
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Linux kernel - Wikipediansible for the rising usage of the Linux kernel,[29] together with its wide use in a large variety of embedded devices. Architecture and features[edit] See also: vmlinux Map of the Linux kernel <span>Linux is a monolithic kernel with a modular design (e.g., it can insert and remove loadable kernel modules at runtime), supporting most features once only available in closed source kernels of non-free operating systems. The rest of the article makes use of the UNIX and Unix-like operating systems convention on the official manual pages. The numbers that follow the name of commands, interfaces, and othe Summary
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