Anatomy of the Linux kernel

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	Anatomy of the Linux kernel

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7-29-2008 11:38 PM

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        history is actually quite short considering the timeline of operating systems. In
        the early days of computing, programmers developed on the bare hardware in the
        hardware's language. The lack of an operating system meant that only one
        application (and one user) could use the large and expensive device at a time.
        Early operating systems were developed in the 1950s to provide a simpler
        development experience. Examples include the General Motors Operating System
        (GMOS) developed for the IBM 701 and the FORTRAN Monitor System (FMS) developed by
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