This is a series of articles about Linux systems, which I found in learning Linux.
The author introduces this series of articles in this article:
In this series of articles I describe the basic concepts of Linux. The Linux operating system inherits from UNIX. An operating system is a set of software that controls and uses computers. UNIX is a set of rules that all UNIX systems obey the same philosophical system. I focus on the macro mechanism of Linux and ignore many technical details. I want to show the skeleton of Linux and provide a Linux map that assists with learning. It can be put into this framework, whether it's a lower-level kernel or a top-level operation or application programming. There is another reason for writing this series: before writing a python tutorial, we found that Python's standard library is a large part of the Python interface that calls the operating system. In order to use these interfaces skillfully, the basic knowledge of the operating system is indispensable.
I think it's good to write, at least it's helpful to me, so I collected it so that I can learn conveniently later!
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The concept and system of Linux
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