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Kernel
A kernel is the heart of almost every operating system. It is always loaded in memory at any time and deals with the hardware to provide an interface for the software. It also manages peripherals, memory, interrupts, and processes. Examples of widely used kernels include Windows NT and Linux.
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Cat System Workshop is a regular meet-up focusing on “system software”. We would like to gather all developers to share their experience regarding system software and learn from each other, making system software more perfect and complete!
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Example roles and yaml files for performance-sensitive applications running on OpenShift
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Universal Cooperative Multithread Lib with real time Scheduler that was designed to work, virtually, into any modern micro controller or Microchip and, also, for user space applications for modern OS (Mac, Linux, Windows) or on FreeRTOS as well. Supports C and C++
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Kernel Logistic Regression on Focal Mean Embeddings
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Kernel.org kernel built for debian 10 and 11
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Personal Assignments to Operating System with Rust (Stanford cs140e)
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Some of my security-related coding projects for OpenBSD: A kernel-based user-profile intrusion detection system (FUPIDS) and an ICMP-based "port-knocking" service (openportd).
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A blogging portal especially built for Linux enthusiasts 🐧
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Operating system concepts from the CS 510 course at PSU
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record some ctf challenges and security research
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Low-dimensional Interpretable Kernels with Conic Discriminant Functions for Classification
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Yes! I Take It! JJungs-lee git page
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Archipelago Kernel website
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A CNN to identify dog breeds (P2 - DLND)
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Alias of https://github.com/reale/linux-day-2015.
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Alias of https://github.com/reale/linux-day-2015.
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Currently the README doesn't explain how one can build a perfect image of the OS, only vaguely explains modifications and says to use cubic.
Add clear build instructions, like :