This series builds up a mental model of how Linux really works, layer by layer, through hands-on experiments.
Instead of theory-heavy explanations, we will: disassemble working systems, write our own components, interact directly with the kernel, and rebuild things from scratch. You will learn by doing and observing.
For: Developers and anyone curious about Linux internals who have basic terminal familiarity (navigating the filesystem, editing files, running commands) and some coding experience.
What you will learn:
- The high-level architecture of a Linux-based system
- How your programs interact with the kernel and use computer resources
- Advanced troubleshooting techniques and tools for your daily work