So What Is The Linux Kernel?

Courtesy Digg Linux/Unix upcoming  Sat, 04/19/2008 - 10:56

In summary the Linux Kernel is the interface between the operating system and your computer hardware. It is the core of any computer allowing the operating system to control a number of different functions and is the most vital part of any operating system - without which your computer would not operate.

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