July 2023
Intermediate to advanced
246 pages
6h 55m
English
Even with astronomical advances in software development, the Linux kernel remains one of the most complex pieces of code. Developers, programmers, and would-be kernel hackers constantly look to dive into kernel code and push for new features, whereas hobbyists and enthusiasts try to understand and unravel those mysteries.
Naturally, a lot has been written on Linux and its internal workings, from general administration to kernel programming. Over the decades, hundreds of books have been published, which cover a diverse range of important operating system topics, such as process creation, threading, memory management, virtualization, filesystem implementations, and CPU scheduling. This book that ...
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