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Rate this comment: Linux by and large is monolithic.
The correct answer is A. true. Is Linux Purely Monolithic? Linux by and large is monolithic. However, Linux permits modules, a system whereby certain parts of the kernel may be loaded at runtime. Linux modules are reminiscent of micro-kernel architectures, but Linux really remains basically a monolithic…
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Rate this comment: Linux by and large is monolithic.
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- Atrue
- Bfalse
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(35 responses)- A83% (29)
- B17% (6)
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Is Linux Purely Monolithic? Linux by and large is monolithic. However, Linux permits modules, a system whereby certain parts of the kernel may be loaded at runtime. Linux modules are reminiscent of micro-kernel architectures, but Linux really remains basically a monolithic architecture.
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#Linux kernel#monolithic kernel#kernel architecture
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