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Line 3: ==Kernel== The kernel is the core of an operating system. In a traditional design, it is responsible for memory management, I/O, interrupt handling, and various other things. And even while some modern designs like [[Microkernel]]s or [[~~Exokernels~~Exokernel]]s move several of these services into user space, this matters little in the scope of this document. The kernel makes its services available through a set of system calls; how they are called and what they do exactly differs from kernel to kernel.

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