Linuxulator
The Linuxulator is a compatibility layer implemented in certain Unix-like operating systems, notably FreeBSD, that allows these systems to run Linux applications natively. It functions by translating Linux system calls into the corresponding calls of the host operating system, enabling Linux binaries to operate seamlessly within the FreeBSD environment.
Developed as part of FreeBSD's efforts to enhance application compatibility, the Linuxulator typically supports various versions
The Linuxulator's architecture involves a set of kernel modules and user-space libraries that work together to
While primarily associated with FreeBSD, similar compatibility layers or emulation methods exist in other Unix-like systems,
Overall, the Linuxulator plays a crucial role in extending the versatility of FreeBSD systems, making it feasible