Take a look at your process tree, it’s likely that you might notice a new service: rtkit-daemon, the RealtimeKit Daemon. It seems nobody on the internet is talking about it, so let’s explain what it’s about in this article.

An article that explains how the kernel executes scripts files that contain a shebang (#!)

An article that explains how the kernel executes scripts files that contain a shebang (#!)

Enthusiast kernel optimized for low latency

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So glad the BitKeeper days are over

Basic overview of fast userspace mutex (aka futex), how they work and how they’re used to implement the more familiar synchronization primitives in higher-level APIs and languages.

This 3-part article series, explain how to use io_uring — a new high performance interface for high performance I/O for Linux — to get the most common programming tasks done under Linux.