When somebody asks me about how strong you are in unix/linux internals ? What do they really mean ? Though i have some idea, i would like to hear from some experts that, what is really meant by unix/linux internals. My ideas are, i have to be strong in, <ul> <li>linux boot process</li> <li>user creation</li> <li>how does a command executes</li> <li>filesystem related details</li> <li>process details</li> </ul> I would like to know, whether this is sufficient or something else there ? Update: I edited this question to add more details, if possible reopen the questions for answers?!

what is unix/linux internals? [closed]

The internal design of the components of the Linux operating system (i.e. the kernel).

answered Oct 11 '22 14:10

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