Linux

Last week I learned something very interesting about the way Linux allocates and manages memory by default out of the box. In a way, Linux allocates memory the way an airline sells plane tickets. An airline will sell more tickets … Read more

The following content is from my #til github. Source Linux Networking stack Source: It’s a getting started. Before perform any tuning, let make sure that we understand how computers running Linux receive packets. Linux queue: NOTE: The follow sections will … Read more

Introduction Digital audio processing is a complex yet fascinating subject. Linux, known for its robust and flexible system architecture, runs a sophisticated audio stack that can be particularly daunting to understand. Grasping it properly requires knowledge in multiple technical disciplines, … Read more

Features Accurate counting of hard links with an output inspired by NCDU. Pure ASCII output which is fully compatible with the plain Linux tty. Configurable output format. Changing the maximum depth of files shown is a simple command-line argument. Examples … Read more

[last updated: 2024-01-06] These are the most frequent reasons why Linux kernel developers ignore bug reports or only react scantly to them: At times one of the following aspects are why a bug report does not lead to significant traction … Read more

I miss BSD/Linux. Or was that GNU/Unix, I’m not sure? Silly jokes to get a statistical minority reading this on the edge of their seat aside, I do miss it. It’s still out there, but no longer in here, so … Read more

52 68 Katy – 68000 Linux on a Solderless Breadboard November 17th, 2014 | Category: 68 Katy | Author: Steve What does it take to build a little 68000-based protoboard computer, and get it running Linux? In my case, about … Read more