Valiant Orange
New Member
Hello,
I have three questions about the Linux kernel/capabilities of menuconfig:
1. Is remote desktop access a physical part of the Linux kernel code which other programs access, or is remote desktop access something added to the Linux kernel by other programs?
2. If it is a part of the kernel, can it be completely disabled through menuconfig?
3. Similarly, is systemd hard-written into the kernel or can it be swapped out (during the menuconfig process) for initv?
Thank you for your answers!
I have three questions about the Linux kernel/capabilities of menuconfig:
1. Is remote desktop access a physical part of the Linux kernel code which other programs access, or is remote desktop access something added to the Linux kernel by other programs?
2. If it is a part of the kernel, can it be completely disabled through menuconfig?
3. Similarly, is systemd hard-written into the kernel or can it be swapped out (during the menuconfig process) for initv?
Thank you for your answers!