We continue our review of the best games for the Linux operating system, which are available for download from the Steam client. We have already reviewed the first part of such toys, we suggest you move on to familiarizing yourself with the second part.
Recently, the situation with games for Linux has improved a bit: today we see toys appearing that you can install on your Ubuntu distribution or any other. In this article we will tell you about five of the most interesting toys that you can download for free from Steam. To do this, you must have your video card drivers installed.
How to decorate your desktop? The easiest way is to download and install a beautiful picture on your desktop, just a few minutes spent and your desktop is already transformed. Choose the one you like from our collection of images for Ubuntu.
Want to change the look of your Linux distribution? One of the easiest and most effective ways to change the appearance is to change the desktop wallpaper. To accomplish this task, you only need to spend a few minutes of your free time.
The Linux kernel has been used in computers for 30 years. It is used on different platforms, hence users often have the question, where is the Linux kernel stored? The following answers this popular question.
In the previous two articles, we looked at the features of the Linux kernel, its architecture, and the tasks it performs. It is also important to know that there are certain versions of the kernel that have certain differences between them. Next we will tell you about these differences. It will be interesting.
The monolithic OS Linux kernel performs the most extensive range of tasks. The processing of incoming system calls takes place at the top level. These calls are the interface between the kernel and user applications. Hardware signals and interrupts are handled at the lower level.
The Linux kernel has been used in computers around the world for three decades. Due to the fact that the kernel is used on different platforms, this solution is found almost everywhere, for example in PCs, smartphones, wearable electronics, home appliances and networking devices. In this article, let's look at the architecture of the kernel, its main tasks and interfaces.