The history command is an indispensable and powerful tool in the daily use and management of Linux systems. It not only records the commands executed by the user but also helps us quickly review the operation history, troubleshoot issues, and even improve work efficiency to some extent. This article will start with the basic usage … Read more
The directory tree structure in the Linux system is a hierarchical file organization method that organizes files and directories in a tree-like format, making it easy for users and programs to find and manage files. In Linux, everything is a file, including hardware devices and the directories themselves.In Linux, various commands can be used to … Read more
Source:https://www.ithome.com/0/861/484.htm The technology media linuxiac published a blog post on June 16, reporting that Arch Linux has announced the migration of the wine and wine-staging packages to a pure WoW64 build version, completely eliminating the dependency on the multilib repository. WoW64 is a Windows subsystem that seamlessly supports 32-bit applications on 64-bit systems. Many Linux … Read more
Understanding the Differences Between Buffer and Cache in Linux “Why does my free command show so much memory usage, yet the system is not slow?”“Can both Buffer and Cache be released?”“Is Linux stealing my memory?” Many newcomers to Linux are often puzzled when they see the memory usage of the system. This article aims to … Read more
Click the blue “Most Programmer” to follow me! Add a “Star“, every day at 18:03 to learn technology together! In-Depth Analysis of Linux Network Packet Loss 1. Background: From the image, you can see the potential locations where packet loss may occur, which actually spans the entire network protocol stack. In other words, there is … Read more
In today’s rapidly advancing digital age, the demand for real-time systems is becoming increasingly prominent. Whether for robotic control, audio development, or CNC applications, real-time performance is key to successfully implementing these functions. As a highly flexible and customizable operating system, Linux’s real-time capabilities are continuously improving. This article will delve into the implementation of … Read more
WSL: Windows Subsystem for Linux WSL, short for Windows Subsystem for Linux, is a feature introduced by Microsoft for Windows that allows users to run Linux binary executables on Windows. WSL provides a fully compatible Linux kernel interface, enabling users to run a Linux environment without the need for a virtual machine or dual booting. … Read more
WebVM is a serverless virtual environment that runs entirely on the client side using HTML5/WebAssembly. It is designed to be compatible with the Linux ABI. It runs an unmodified Debian distribution and includes many native development toolchains. WebVM is powered by the CheerpX virtualization engine, which allows x86 binaries to be executed securely and in … Read more
Implementing a Linux Fundamentals Course Plan Using Large Model Intelligent Writing To better conduct the Introduction to Cloud Native Technologies course aimed at undergraduate students, the author plans to offer a preparatory course titled “Linux Fundamentals: Introduction to System Architecture, Operations, and Container Technologies” to help students build the necessary foundational knowledge of operating systems … Read more
ESXi Meets Rocky Linux 10: A Comprehensive Installation Guide Follow the author for more technical sharing 1. Introduction In the fast-paced evolution of technology, we often face various challenges in system maintenance and updates. The news of CentOS 7 reaching its end of life has left many users who rely on it in a difficult … Read more