Linux

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Linux is a widely used open-source Unix-like operating system kernel that powers servers, desktops, mobile devices, and embedded systems around the world.


Statements (95)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Unix-like kernel
free and open-source software
operating system kernel
developer Linus Torvalds
governedBy Linux kernel community
hasComponent Linux kernel scheduler
Virtual File System layer
device driver subsystem
inter-process communication subsystem
memory management subsystem
module loader
network stack
process management subsystem
hasDistributions Alpine Linux
Arch Linux
CentOS
Debian
Fedora
Gentoo
Kali Linux
Linux Mint
Manjaro
Oracle Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
SUSE Linux Enterprise
Slackware
Ubuntu
openSUSE
inception 1991
inspiredBy Unix
kernelType monolithic kernel
license GNU General Public License version 2
partOf GNU/Linux operating system
programmingLanguage C
assembly language
repository https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git
stableReleasesMaintainedBy Greg Kroah-Hartman
supports POSIX
multiprocessing
multiuser operation
preemptive multitasking
virtual memory
supportsArchitecture ARM
IBM System z
MIPS
PowerPC
RISC-V
x86
x86-64
supportsFileSystem Btrfs
F2FS
ISO 9660
NFS
NTFS (via driver)
ReiserFS
SMB/CIFS
VFAT
XFS
ext2
ext3
ext4
supportsInterface netlink sockets
procfs
sysfs
system call interface
supportsSecurityFeature AppArmor
Linux capabilities
SELinux
address space layout randomization
control groups
namespaces
seccomp
supportsVirtualization KVM
Xen
containers
usedFor enterprise servers
high-performance computing
network infrastructure
personal computing
scientific computing
software development
web hosting
usedIn Android operating system
ChromeOS
Internet of Things devices
cloud infrastructure
desktop computers
embedded systems
laptops
network devices
servers
smartphones
supercomputers
tablets
web servers

Referenced by (258)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
AlphaGo
Anaconda installer
AppArmor
Bitcoin Core
Brave
Btrfs
CUPS
ChakraCore
Chromium
Cinnamon
Comodo Dragon
Docker
Eclipse IDE
F2FS
GNOME ("GNU/Linux")
GNU Diffutils
GNU Emacs
GNU Findutils
GNU GRUB
GNU Grep
GNU Make
GNU Screen
GNU Tar
GNU toolchain ("GNU/Linux")
Google Chrome
Google Earth
Homebrew
IBM Db2
Ingenuity helicopter
IntelliJ IDEA
Iron Browser
KDE Plasma
KVM
LXD
LXQt
Lotus Notes
Macromedia
MariaDB
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Teams
Mozilla Firefox
MySQL
NTFS (via driver)
NVIDIA Omniverse
NetBeans IDE
Netscape Navigator
Opera
Opera
Plink
PostgreSQL
PowerShell
Presto
PuTTY
R
RStudio
ReiserFS
Rider
Roslyn compiler
SQL Server
SRWare Iron
Slack
StarOffice
Subsurface
Sugar
Sugar Toolkit
Sugar learning platform
Sun Java System Calendar Server
Swift Package Manager
Telegram
Ungoogled Chromium
VirtualBox
Visual Studio Code
Vivaldi
Wayland
WebKit
XFS
Yarn
crosvm
ext2
ext4
fetchmail
npm
ripgrep
operatingSystem
Bevy
Brave
Bun
Eclipse CDT
GNU Compiler Collection
GNU Debugger ("GNU/Linux")
GNU Pascal ("GNU/Linux")
GitHub Copilot
Google Sheets
HotSpot JVM
IBM MQ
Lazarus IDE
MATLAB
Makey Makey extension
Microsoft Cognitive Toolkit
Mojang Studios
NVIDIA Omniverse
Opera Crypto Browser
Oracle Database
SQLite
Samba Team
Servo
TeamViewer
TensorFlow
The Chromium Project
Unity
pip
supportsPlatform
.NET Core
Aircrack-ng
Amazon Corretto
Doom Emacs
Dropbear SSH
Dropbox
Eclipse
Eclipse Temurin
Git
HP ProLiant
Hadoop
LLVM
Lotus Domino
Microsoft Azure
Multi-Touch trackpad
Node.js
PHP
RISC-V
SAS
SGI Altix ICE architecture
Sugar Labs ("GNU/Linux")
UltraSPARC servers ("Linux (selected distributions)")
Yandex Browser
ext2
uWSGI
supportsOperatingSystem
Chrome Web Store
Common Language Runtime
Dev channel
Developer Edition
Doom franchise
Enterprise Edition (Microsoft SQL Server)
GNAT
Google Chrome Dev
ICQ
Microsoft Teams
Minecraft
Minecraft Realms
OpenJDK
Oracle JDK
Quake franchise
Red Hat Satellite
Remote Desktop Protocol
RenderMan
Skype
Spotify
Swift (programming language)
Swift Standard Library
crosvm
gcov
platform
Android Dalvik VM ("Linux kernel")
CPython
Deno
GPC ("GNU/Linux")
IBM WebSphere
ODBC
PyPy
SELinux
SSH
Stackless Python
Sun Grid Engine
Sun Java System Messaging Server
Sun Java System Web Server
UPX
Vapor
runsOn
Fedora Kinoite
Fedora Linux
Fedora Sericea ("GNU/Linux")
Fedora Silverblue
Gentoo Linux
Linux Kernel Mailing List
Red Hat
Trisquel ("GNU/Linux")
openSUSE ("GNU/Linux")
operatingSystemFamily
Alpine Linux ("Linux kernel")
Android ("Linux kernel")
Arch Linux ("Linux kernel")
Debian ("Linux kernel")
Fedora Linux ("Linux kernel")
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ("Linux kernel")
openSUSE ("Linux kernel")
basedOn
Calliope mini
Makey Makey Go
NVIDIA CUDA
Progressive Web Apps
VFAT
compatibleWith
AmigaOne computers
MIPS
Opera Software
exFAT
operatingSystemSupport
Gunicorn
mod_wsgi
hostPlatform
F2FS ("Linux 3.8")
KVM ("Linux 2.6.20")
introducedInKernelVersion
Dropbear SSH
Dropbear SSH ("embedded Linux")
isPortableTo
Android Automotive OS ("Linux kernel")
Android TV ("Linux kernel")
kernel
CRAN
Microsoft SQL Server Standard Edition ("Linux operating system (in newer versions)")
supports
Hyper-V
VirtualBox
supportsGuestOperatingSystem
Clang
IBM SDK for Java ("Linux x86")
targetPlatform
Homebrew
alsoAvailableOn
RHT
associatedWithOperatingSystem
Dropbox Paper
availableOn
Telnet
commonlyAvailableOn
AIX ("Linux on Power")
competesWith
KVM ("Linux kernel")
componentOf
Red Hat ("Linux kernel")
contributesTo
Linus Torvalds ("Linux kernel")
creatorOf
Open Source Development Labs
focus
Cisco Networking Academy
focusesOn
Linux ("Linux kernel community")
governedBy
Linux ("Linux kernel scheduler")
hasComponent
Slimjet
hasOperatingSystem
SCTP ("Linux kernel")
implementedIn
Unix
influenced
Btrfs ("Linux kernel 2.6.29")
introducedIn
MATE desktop environment
isDesignedFor
Arch Linux ("linux")
kernelOptions
ReiserFS ("Linux 6.6")
kernelSupportRemovedIn
Wear OS ("Linux kernel")
kernelType
Linus Torvalds ("Linux kernel")
knownFor
Linus Torvalds ("Linux kernel mainline tree")
maintains
Linus Torvalds ("Linux kernel")
notableWork
GNU Project
operatingSystemKernel
Python
osSupport
ISO 9660
platformCompatibility
NLUUG Award
relatedTo
NTFS (via driver) ("Linux kernel")
requiresComponent
Greg Kroah-Hartman
softwarePlatform
One Laptop per Child ("GNU/Linux")
softwarePlatformBasedOn
Linus Torvalds ("Linux kernel")
startedProject
SMB
supportedBy
NFS
supportedOn
Sun Java System Portal Server
supportedOS
Adobe Flash
supportedPlatform
Xen
supportsGuest
KVM
supportsGuestOS
ASP.NET
supportsHostingEnvironment
Debian
supportsKernel
PlaidML
supportsOS
Intel C++ Compiler
targetOperatingSystem
ZM
underlyingCompanyPlatformAvailability
GNU General Public License ("Linux kernel (version 2)")
usedBy
Greg Kroah-Hartman ("Linux kernel driver core")
worksOn

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