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An operating system controls and monitors programs and processes, keeps track of files and memory usage, interacts with users through interfaces like GUIs, manages connected devices, and monitors processor performance. Key functions include file management, memory management, user interfaces, device management, and processor management. Popular operating systems include Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
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The document discusses computer operating systems and their key functions. It defines an operating system as the set of programs that manage computer hardware resources and allow application software to run. It lists some popular operating systems and describes key operating system functions like processor management, file management, user interface, memory management, and device management.
The operating
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- 1. Operating Systems By Lee Smith
- 2. What is an operating system An operating system is a feature within a computer which controls and monitors the various programs and processes the computer runs. There are various operating systems e.g. windows, OS Lion, Linux
- 3. File Management This is the system that an OS uses to keep track of files and organize them. Although most operating systems come with their own file management systems you can also purchase file managers that run faster and have more features to help you organize your files.
- 4. Memory management This is the process that the operating system uses to keep track of how much memory is left in the different hard drives and devices you have plugged into your laptop. Memory is measured in bytes, Megabytes, Gigabytes and Terabytes with Bytes being the smallest measurement and Terabytes being the largest measurement.
- 5. User interface The user interface is how your operating system interacts with you, newer operating systems use GUI’s to interact with the user as these offer a wider range of options for communicating with the user and allow computer companies to create exciting and attention grabbing features that make their products more attractive.
- 6. Device Management Device management is how the Operating System interacts with and views the various devices that are plugged into your computer, most operating systems allow you to format and change the information on certain devices.
- 7. Processor Management Processor management is how your Operating system keeps track of how your computer runs e.g. showing you the speed your computer is performing at and also showing you diagrams that indicate your computers performance over a certain amount of time.