The Lunduke Journal of TechnologyLinux has Real-Time now. What the fart does that actually mean?4111×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -15:40-15:40Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.Linux has Real-Time now. What the fart does that actually mean?20 years in the making. But what does a Real-Time Linux Kernel mean for most of us?Bryan LundukeSep 20, 2024411ShareTranscriptLet's talk about how PREEMPT_RT works, what caused it to take over 20 years to get into mainline Linux, and what it means for the average Linux user. More from The Lunduke Journal: https://lunduke.com/Discussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksThe Lunduke Journal of TechnologyMake Computers Fun AgainMake Computers Fun AgainSubscribeListen onSubstack AppApple PodcastsRSS FeedAppears in episodeBryan LundukeRecent EpisodesCan We Trust Rust?24 hrs ago • Bryan LundukeDevuan 6.0 Released: No Systemd & Non-Woke DebianNov 5 • Bryan LundukePython Software Foundation Running Out of MoneyNov 4 • Bryan LundukeDebian Adding "Hard Dependency" on Rust, May Abandon Some PC ArchitecturesNov 3 • Bryan LundukeLunduke Journal Hits 12.9 Million Views in OctoberNov 1 • Bryan LundukeSUSE Bets The Farm on AI-Powered Linux AdministrationNov 1 • Bryan LundukeWikipedia Says They Will Not Comply With UK Ofcom OrdersOct 31 • Bryan LundukeKDE Spokesman Says "Lunduke is a Sneaky Little Nazi"Oct 31 • Bryan Lunduke