Kernel Os

It decides which program gets to use the processor and for how long, enabling multitasking.

: It tracks which parts of your RAM are in use and by whom, ensuring that programs don't accidentally (or maliciously) overwrite each other's data. kernel os

Kernel OS is a return to first principles. It sacrifices features for clarity, and performance for predictability. If you have ever wondered what happens between int 0x80 and your user-space handler—from the GDT to the page walk—Kernel OS lays it bare. It is not an OS for your laptop, but it might be the OS that helps you understand your laptop’s OS. It decides which program gets to use the