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.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Unix-like kernel
free and open-source software
operating system kernel
developer Linus Torvalds
governedBy Linux self-linksurface differs
surface form: Linux kernel community
hasComponent Linux self-linksurface differs
surface form: 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 Linux
surface form: Fedora

Fedora Linux
surface form: Gentoo

Kali Linux
Linux Mint
Manjaro
Oracle Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
openSUSE
surface form: SUSE Linux Enterprise

Slackware
Debian
surface form: Ubuntu

openSUSE
inception 1991
inspiredBy Unix
kernelType monolithic kernel
license GNU General Public License
surface form: GNU General Public License version 2
partOf GNU Project
surface form: 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 ANSI
surface form: 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
surface form: Android operating system

ChromeOS
Internet of Things devices
cloud infrastructure
desktop computers
embedded systems
laptops
network devices
servers
smartphones
supercomputers
tablets
web servers

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Mapnik supportsPlatform Linux
Landscape platform Linux
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ip6tables operatingSystem Linux
ipchains operatingSystem Linux
cuML supportsPlatform Linux
Dask-cuDF operatingSystem Linux
cuSpatial operatingSystem Linux
cuCIM platform Linux
FireDAC supportsPlatform Linux
Texmaker operatingSystem Linux
JOVE operatingSystem Linux
qemacs runsOn Linux
vi runsOn Linux
Cream (Vim distribution) runsOn Linux
subject surface form: Cream
dein.vim supportsPlatform Linux
Leiningen operatingSystem Linux
Icewind Dale platform Linux
Alien: Isolation platform Linux
IHS operatingSystem Linux
subject surface form: IBM HTTP Server
System.Classes platform Linux
Summit supercomputer operatingSystem Linux
subject surface form: Summit
Mailman operatingSystem Linux
SpatiaLite runsOn Linux
Yices runsOn Linux
BlueGene/L supercomputer operatingSystem Linux
subject surface form: BlueGene/L
Homeworld platform Linux
OpenNTPD operatingSystem Linux
ssh-keysign runsOn Linux
Sequoia supercomputer operatingSystem Linux
subject surface form: Sequoia
BlueGene/Q supercomputer operatingSystem Linux
subject surface form: BlueGene/Q
Doom 3 platform Linux