Open-sourced kernels, the core of operating systems like Linux, are publicly accessible codebases that anyone can inspect, modify, and distribute. Used to build custom operating systems, power embedded devices, or secure enterprise servers, they offer transparency and flexibility. Developers, security researchers, and large tech companies benefit from reduced costs, rapid innovation, and community-driven vulnerability patching.
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