What is a Kernel and what does it do? Explore the Kernels of Linux, Windows, and MacOS.
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- What is a Kernel and what does it do? Explore the kernels of Linux, Windows, and MacOS and learn about the various layers that interact with a kernel to make it work. Kernels are used throughout all operating systems and are the driving engine for your operating system. Learn about them today.
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i love it
Hey man, thank you for this. You helped me improve my understanding of how the kernal works!
The visual representation is also really good. I do prefer the drawings over static images. Good job!
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"kernal is very large piece of software" in video but linux kernel is 6MB
NO fluff
Straight forward
thank you
I loved the way you presented this video. Very informative with no BS.
I appreciate that!
Always remember that linux is a kernel not an os, the kernel along with the GNU utils make a complete operating system.
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But Linux can also referred to OS that using Linux kernel but not using GNU stuff like Android and Alpine Linux
The concept of a kernel can be difficult to grasp but this was a very good video thank you 👊🏻
No problem, glad you found it helpful
Learn a little bit of C and use some system calls functions and it will make sense.
The NT Kernel is considered a true hybrid kernel, The NT kernel for Windows combines elements of both approaches.
It operates primarily in kernel space, but it also employs user-mode server processes for certain tasks.
These server processes handle emulation subsystems (such as POSIX compatibility, OS/2 subsystem, and Win32 subsystem) that run in user mode.
Additionally, the NT kernel shares some design goals with the Mach microkernel, particularly the separation of OS personalities from the general kernel design.
Edit: Yes I do like how the video was presented.
Edit 2: I thought the Linux Kernel was called the GNU kernel, or is that no longer the case?
It's the part of the popcorn that breaks your teeth
haha don't eat the kernels!!
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- Thx.
- Well presented: clear/concise/well paced.
- Wouldn't change a thing :)
- (and btw, i am a teacher by nature/profession.)
Video is great and simplified, I have (Intro to Linux and Intro to data communication classes) coming up in school can you recommend any more videos regarding those classes to help know what they're about? I'm new into IT and don't really have a basic background
Glad you enjoyed the video.
I suggest this one first bc it will help you get around the terminal.
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Thanks for this wonderful video. The analogy I think of after watching is that if you’re the president of the US “using” the Whitehouse, the kernel is your chief of staff.
Thanks for the presentation
Thank you! Very understandable lesson
I love this video,.. it's just so easy to understand. Thank you so much
Many thanks, it is hlepful and pretty tutorial 👏🏻
Glad you liked it :)
I like your words, Magic man.
Well presented.
Awesome video thanks!
I’m a bit confused still. When I look up what an operating system is, they give the same definition of the kernel. Then why do we need an os? Should we just need a kernel? They say the kernel is the core of the os and can’t operate without being in the context of the os. I looked up the history and the marriage of GNU (being mentioned to having other components) and the Linux kernel gave us the GNU/Linux OS. what does the os do the kernel can’t, and what does the kernel do the os can’t and why do they need each other?
The OS contains a kernel so it can talk to hardware. But it comes with extra packages like a desktop environment, tools, software, etc.
my exact problem i been searching the whole day, if you finally got it and see this, please drop the explanation you needed at that time lmao
Perfect. Thanks
Thanks 👌
Very Good Kernel, I am also Kernel Data Recovery
Very good explanation
Thanks!
Great video !
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much!
What software are you using for drawing these pictures?
Gink
FreeBSD is an OS
BTW, do U use matrix??
No, I don't use matrix. Maybe it's something I need to check out.
Hey SavvyNik! I installed Pop! OS and I selected encrypted disk. Is there a way to partition the hard disk now? Pop OS is using 900 GB of my hard drive! Also how do is safely remove pop os to switch to other OS cause the disk is encrypted? Plea let me know thanks.
Hi there, you can use a live disk and something like gparted to delete all partitions on a particular disk. Encryption stops you from access info on a disk not managing the disk from a high level.
@@SavvyNik can you make a video on how to custom install Linux distros. It’s very confusing too because of boot, home, root, recovery, etc. and also encrypt the custom install partition. Thanks
I think it might be worth watching one of my Arch linux installs because I go into how to setup the root and boot parts.
@@SavvyNik ok thanks
@@SavvyNik but what about the custom partition encryption
So...what is the relationship between drivers and kernels?
Kernels handle comms to IO devices...but so do drivers?
The drivers exist inside the kernel space
If you believe you learned what the kernel is from this video, consider that you have been given an abstract idea not a definition.
Linux and MacOS has the Unix kernel but windows has its own kernel
ahhhh so linux is basically an interpreter xD for both Mr. H/W n Mr Userspace xDDDD
gnu/linux = distribution = modified personalized operating system
2-3 hours of research summed up
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And Android and chrome Os using Linux kernel
yup!
i don't know what do you say can you talking but not your country my country please
Hngh... Kernel...
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Woah that was quick >