- A Crash Course on Operating Systems. - Useful for knowing the background and history of OS.
- How Do Operating Systems Work? - To get a better understanding of how operating systems work.
- Bash cheat sheet: Top 25 commands and creating custom commands - Great for knowing basic Bash commands.
- Basic vi Commands - Understanding basic vi commands and their uses.
- Nano Commands - A useful PDF file on Nano Commands, helps to understand the usage of Nano when editing files through terminal.
- Linux File System and Structure - A video that helped me understand the file system and directories in Linux, such as /bin, /sbin, and so on.
- How to Compress Files in Linux - An article about the varieties of ways to compress files in Linux, one of which is tar, that we use in our assignments.
- Makefile in Linux - An article explaining what is Makefile in Linux, how it works, how to use it, and its uses.
- Memory Management in Operating System - An article about memory management in operating system, it covers main memory, memory management, why is it required, etc.
- Logical and Physical Address in Operating System - An article that helped me understand the difference between logical and physical address in OS.
- What is Virtual Memory? - An article explaining the concept of virtual memory.
- Virtual Memory in Operating Systems - A very detailed explaination of virtual memory in OS, including paging, swapping, thrashing, and much more.
- Fork System Call - An article explaining the Fork system call, alongside a few examples that I can learn from.
- Process in Operating System - An article useful for learning the process in operating system, the four sections of process memory, process states, process control blocks, and the difference between OS process and a program.
- fork() and exec() System Calls - A video explaining fork() and exec() system calls, easier to watch and understand because there are good examples.
- Process Synchronization: Critical Section Problem in OS - Helps me to understand the producer-consumer problem and the solution for it.
- Semaphore in OS - Explains semaphore which is useful as non-negative integer that is used to solve the critical section problem by acting as a signal.
- Deadlocks - A very complete article explaining everything about deadlocks.
- Multiple Processor Scheduling - An article explaining what is multiple processor and the process of multiple processor scheduling.
- Linux From Scratch - A guide on how to build LFS step by step.
- LFS: more simple - A GitHub repository containing instructions for building LFS, but in a way easier to understand.