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rc is a Unix shell I’ve been working on over the past couple of weeks, though
it’s been in the design stages for a while longer than that. It’s not done or
ready for general use yet, but it is interesting, so let’s talk about it.
As the name (which is subjec…
via Drew DeVault's blog
April 18, 2023
Suppose you’re not using a C runtime on Linux, and instead you’re
programming against its system call API. It’s long-term and stable after
all. Memory management and buffered I/O are easily
solved, but a lot of software benefits from concurrency. It wo…
via null program
March 23, 2023
Greg is a Fellow at the Linux Foundation and is responsible for the Linux kernel stable releases. He is also the maintainer of a variety of different kernel subsystems (USB, char/misc, tty/serial, driver core, staging, etc.) and has written a few books an…
via Linux Kernel Monkey Log
February 17, 2023
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