01. Introduction to Unix - Shell, Kernel and Architecture

[@OxTongue0]

Nice content for a beginner like me And well explained Sir

[@lranko-nj8ml]

super sir thank you. salute from shyam lal college. zzzz

[@Technicalturbo]

Nice video with proper commands and configuration files .. keep it up

[@asmab4606]

You explained so well, thank you Sandip M!

[@sandipm]

Thank you so much Asma for appreciation!

[@TC-rv6sz]

Awesome video ! Thanks !

[@danielquintero7725]

Hello ! I want to ask you something, I wrote a riscv32im emulator, and it has 512mb of rom and 512mb of ram, and I have written test programs and the cpu works perfect, but I want to write a microkernel, and the truth is that how the theory of kernel but not the practice, I do not speak of only a multitasking as free rtos, I want that cpu to load independent programs in the ram and execute them, something very simple for me to understand, I have currently managed to load a program in the ram and positioned the counter program to the address where the application is and executes it, but by positioning the counter in another location that application takes full control of the entire cpu, thank you very much!

[@sss2393]

Thanks for the info

[@ST-jq3kf]

thank you so much for this videos

[@sandipm]

Thank you so much your compliments

[@HCEveningWalk]

Thanks yaar :)

[@sandipm]

Really appreciate your compliment!

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[@luisarqueros2110]

¿How is possible that a operative system developed in 1967 is operative in 2018, yet? ¿Which will be the future operative system for big data center and to manage quantum computers?

[@ahuttee]

I mean, Is there a reason for it to not work?

[@kessiabertram8644]

Sixtter MX based in Kite

[@wafiyulumam6799]

can u share ur ppt file?

[@minhajsixbyte]

Very poor presentation.

[@ahmedhaddad94]

Linux is not a UniX, it's a UniX like developped by Linus Torvalds

[@ArsenioGut]

UNIX is dead. Most of the traditional UNIX functionality has been superseded by *BSD and GNU/Linux. It's therefore accurate to say that GNU/Linux is functionally a UNIX system and can be described in educational and development contexts as such.

[@ahmedhaddad94]

​@@ArsenioGut UNIX is not dead examples of unix still live are windows NT and OS/X

[@ArsenioGut]

​@@ahmedhaddad94 Windows NT is not UNIX. macOS is a UNIX-certified system based, in part, on FreeBSD.