Linux-IO

Linux-IO (Linux Input/Output) refers to the system's methods for managing data transfer between the computer's hardware (like storage devices, network cards, and peripherals) and its software applications. It handles reading and writing data efficiently, ensuring devices communicate smoothly with the operating system. Linux-IO includes various mechanisms like system calls, drivers, and buffers that optimize performance and resource use. Essentially, it's the backbone that enables hardware components to send and receive data reliably, allowing users to run programs, access files, and connect to networks seamlessly.