Introduction to Linux Linux is a free and open-source operating system with many different versions, all of which use the Linux kernel. Linux can be installed on various computer hardware devices, such as phones, tablets, routers, and desktop computers. Linux Overview Linux was introduced in 1991 and was developed by Linus Torvalds, a student at … Read more
Linux | Red Hat Certified | IT Technology | Operations Engineer 👇1000-person technical exchange QQ group, note 【public account】 for faster approval Introduction to Linux Ecosystem: yum (Package Manager) Types of Software Installation in Linux: Source Code Installation (For experienced programmers) rpm Installation – Linux Installation Package (Has many dependencies, not recommended for beginners) yum … Read more
Linux | Red Hat Certified | IT Technology | Operations Engineer 👇 Join the technical exchange QQ group of 1000 people, note 【Public Account】 for faster access What is an Operating System An operating system is software that manages hardware and software resources. The operating system manages hardware and software resources (means) to provide users … Read more
RISC-V is also known as “the Linux of CPUs.” For some, this title feels like a legacy and an innovation at the same time, especially if you are a staunch believer in open source. However, I am a true pragmatist, and the excessive marketing of RISC-V has made me lose interest in the term. It … Read more
| Source: SIMIT Strategic Research Office (ID: SIMITSRO) Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences The two major architectures of current CPUs are CISC (Complex Instruction Set) and RISC (Reduced Instruction Set). x86 is the representative architecture of CISC, occupying over 95% of the desktop computer and server market. Arm, as … Read more
In the past year or two, the open-source instruction set architecture RISC-V has received unprecedented support from the industry due to its advantages such as open-source, free, modular, and scalable. Major companies including Qualcomm, Google, NVIDIA, Samsung, Western Digital, SiFive, PingTouGe, ChipLink, XuanYuan Microelectronics, GigaDevice, and hundreds of others are vigorously supporting the RISC-V ecosystem, … Read more
Due to my personal interests and work requirements, I have researched and used various popular open source x86/64 assembly and disassembly engines. If you want to analyze and manipulate assembly instructions, you either need to study the Intel instruction set and write your own, or use existing open source engines. Writing your own is a … Read more
As an open-source system, Linux is often used by developers for software development. For beginners, Windows seems so convenient and easy to use, so why not develop programs on it? What are the differences between Linux and Windows? This article summarizes this question, let’s explore the differences between Linux and Windows systems together. Differences Between … Read more
Follow the Embedded Learning Station to get more fresh hot topics Common operating systems include Linux, Unix, Windows, and Mac OS. More people are familiar with Windows, while Unix and Mac are almost unheard of, and Linux is just a name to many. Indeed, for non-professionals, Windows is sufficient for all needs, and Linux seems … Read more
Did you know that there are operating systems for computers other than Microsoft’s Windows? Some of you may have used Apple’s MacBook, which runs on macOS instead of Windows. Apart from these two, there is another well-known yet not-so-famous operating system in the world. It is well-known among IT professionals, but not commonly encountered by … Read more