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Latest revision as of 18:28, 24 September 2023
When programming for linux, you'll come across systems you are unlikely to encounter when using, or performing sysadmin tasks on a linux server. This page is dedicated to those systems.
| dbus | The dbus creates an address-space for programs within user-sessions. processes can using these addresses. |
| user databases | User accounts, login shells, passwords, groups |
| cgroups | limit resource permissions on a group of processes |
