Assertion: monolithic kernel | /r/CapableOf | help to minimize the amount of code
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text: Modern monolithic kernels, such as those of Linux (one of the kernels of the GNU operating system) and FreeBSD, both of which fall into the category of Unix-like operating systems, feature the ability to load modules at runtime, thereby allowing easy extension of the kernel's capabilities as required, while helping to minimize the amount of code running in kernel space.