Real time Linux

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Real time Linux is a single concept that is applied to lots of different projects and efforts to give Linux the features of Real-time operating systems. Most of the solutions can be classified into two big different fields:

[edit] Multi-SO solutions

[edit] Kernel improvements

[edit] External links

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