#Linux Kernel Updates

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Linux Kernel Diagram ! . Don't forget to save this post for later and follow @learnwithrockybhatia and @learntechwithrocky for more such information. . Hashtags ⬇️ #computerscience #programmers #html5 #css3 #javascriptdeveloper #webdevelopers #webdev #developerlife #coders #searchengine #softwaredevelopment #python3 #pythondeveloper #devops #database #sqldeveloper #sqldatabase #systemdesign

Every Linux distro vulnerable to Privilege Escalation. Aka any user can become root. Patch is out!

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Powered by Fedora Linux A clean system, open source philosophy, and the freedom to shape your machine the way you want. No limits, no unnecessary noise just pure performance, customization, and a community that builds the future of technology together. A different way to experience your PC. 💻✨ #fedora #fedoralinux #linux #opensource #linuxdesktop linuxlife tech programming developerlife pcsetup techreels linuxcommunity 🐧

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

Micro-optimizations matter! Linux creator Linus Torvald opens up about his recent work on the Linux kernel, focusing on extreme performance tuning. Instead of writing tons of new code, he’s perfecting file and path lookups to minimize CPU cache misses — optimizing things down to single instructions! ⚡️ 🔹 While many developers say “don’t micro-optimize”, Linus proves that passion + precision = unmatched performance. 🔹 The result? Linux now looks up path names faster than any other system — and he guarantees it. 🏆 🔹 Before diving deep into optimization, his team ensured the algorithms were perfect — and then squeezed out every ounce of speed. This is why Linux powers the fastest systems on Earth. 🐧💻 💡 Do you think micro-optimizations are worth the effort, or should developers focus on bigger problems first? 🤔 Drop your thoughts below! 👇 ⚡️ Follow @activeprogrammer for AI, Linux, and programming insights that keep you ahead of the game! --- #linustorvalds #linuxkernel #programmingtips #softwareengineering #opensource

Linux News on Tuesday: Linus Torvalds Announces First Linux Kernel 7.1 Release Candidate! #linux #fyp #technews #technology

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

🐧Linux Enthusiast ❤️ When I first uploaded the video, I didn’t know it would hit 1.5 million views. After it did, many users asked me what I meant by “Docker container.” So, here’s the full story. I nicknamed that device “Docker container.” In reality, it’s a custom hardware setup running Docker on a Linux system. Inside, I run a WireGuard VPN container that links up with my primary Linux node VPN server. I built a network switch into the device, handling multiple LAN connections. This allows the Docker-hosted VPN to route traffic securely. In IT, this gives me a flexible VPN gateway. As I run a startup, it’s essential for remote access and managing projects. Soon, I’ll post a full YouTube tutorial on how to build this entire Linux VPN solution. Stay tuned!

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