The Linux kernel is written in C language. Linux was first developed by Finnish hacker Linus Torvalds in an attempt to provide a free Unix-like operating system on the Intel x86 architecture. Technically speaking Linux is a kernel. "Kernel" refers to a system software that provides hardware abstraction layer, disk and file system control, multitasking and other functions. A kernel is not a complete operating system. A complete operating system based on the Linux kernel is called the Linux operating system, or GNU/Linux.
This version has not changed much from the previous version. If the computer can run normally on the 2.4.36.2 kernel, users do not need to upgrade. Unless the bugs corrected by this version happen to be what you encountered.
Changes in kernel version 2.4.36.3 compared to version 2.4.36.2:
