Author: JT Smith
Linux.com’s Matt Michie writes “Even though everyone knows the Linux kernel is “free software”, and that
the source is open, most beginner and even mid-level Linux users
usually don’t take time to read the source. This article will give a
couple tips and interesting high points to check out, as well as give you a
small taste of the wealth of information embedded in the kernel, even
if you aren’t a C or ASM programmer.”
the source is open, most beginner and even mid-level Linux users
usually don’t take time to read the source. This article will give a
couple tips and interesting high points to check out, as well as give you a
small taste of the wealth of information embedded in the kernel, even
if you aren’t a C or ASM programmer.”
Category:
- Linux
