#Damon Linux Kernel Module Updates

There are two persistent myths about Linux kernel hacking: 1️⃣ that building the Linux kernel takes ages and requires a powerful machine, and 2️⃣ that running and debugging the kernel to study it is insanely difficult and only for the chosen few. In this reel, you can see a full kernel build — with Rust support and a Hello-World-style Rust module — taking less than three minutes on a machine with a 4-core 2.2 GHz CPU and 4 GB of RAM. After that, the kernel is launched under a debugger. If you're interested in exploring kernel development further, I've been writing a series of articles on this topic in CDMAG — link in bio. Author: Evgeny Golyshev (@eugulixes) License: This reel is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. #linux #LinuxKernel #RustProgramming

The reason why Linux isn't mainstream yet 🫡 Credits - Yt/NoGoodHQ #linux #gnulinux #linuxcommunity #opensource #linuxuser

Linux user explaining they built their own kernel from scratch to avoid government surveillance… …but only to launch Geometry Dash at 144Hz 💀🎮 Follow @adaylinus for more hacker-core dev memes 🚀 #adaylinus #LinuxMemes #CyberLife #KernelGang #GeometryDash #ProgrammingHumor #DevCulture

Back in 2012, Linus Torvalds - the creator of the Linux kernel - publicly called out Nvidia for its long-standing lack of proper Linux support. His anger wasn’t random or performative; it came from years of frustration with closed-source GPU drivers that made Linux systems harder to maintain, debug, and improve. Nvidia’s refusal at the time to fully cooperate with the open-source community went directly against how Linux is built and maintained. When Linus said “Nvidia, f*** you,” it wasn’t about insults - it was a blunt expression of the tension between open-source development and proprietary hardware control. That moment became iconic because it captured a truth many developers already felt: great software depends on openness, collaboration, and respect for the ecosystem it runs on. Video Credit: @rootvoid_ #LinusTorvalds #Linux #Nvidia #OpenSource #FOSS #TechHistory #LinuxCommunity #Kernel #ProgrammingLife #TechCulture

Drana Infinity... #cybersecurity #terminal #github #drana #ethicalhacking #foryou

Linux is not a freaking OS.😲😱 Well, I have a lot of substantial statements to support that. When someone comes up and says “I am running Linux OS in my system”, it usually means they are using Linux + GNU. The Linux distributions such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Redhat, etc are actually Linux +GNU distributions. Linux is basically a kernel that acts as an interface between hardware and software components. One great example to prove Linux is not an OS would be “Android OS running Linux as its kernel”. Similarly, most smart devices like smart watches use Linux as their kernel. #linux #ubuntu #os #computerscience

45 days with Linux... My experience has been fantastic with my Linux Laptop but far from perfect. Better than Windows however. I will be however be using it until the end of the year. I want to see what Linux can do for me. Many Linux based projects coming, specially home lab related. #tech #windows #macbook #laptop #linux

Learning Linux part 2: downloading your distro - #linux #windows #microsoft #os #macos #arch #pcbuild #tech #techbaddie #techgirl #techtips #pcgaming #gaming #desksetup #pcsetup

Random Linux Edit 🐧 . . . . . All images shown in the video are taken from Pinterest #coding #linux #edits

Linux syslog daemons can forward logs to a remote server over UDP, centralizing system events, alerts, and security logs. It’s fast and lightweight, but since UDP is connectionless, delivery isn’t guaranteed. #linux #computerscience #software #programming

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