What is ' OPERATING SYSTEM '
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The document discusses different types of operating systems including single program, multiprogram, time sharing, real time, multiprocessing, and GUI/interactive operating systems. It outlines major OS functions like processor management, memory management, file management, device management, and user interface. Finally, it provides overviews of commonly used operating systems like Linux, Windows, BOSS Linux, Solaris, and mobile operating systems as well as more details on Windows 10, Linux, and BOSS Linux.
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- 2. There are many types of OS ● SINGLE PROGRAM ● MULTIPROGRAM ● TIME SHARING ● REAL TIME ● MULTIPROCESSING ● GUI/INTERACTIVE ● DISTRIBUTED
- 3. MAJOR OS FUNCTIONS I. Processor Management II.Memory Management III.File Management IV.Device Management V.User Interface
- 4. NEED FOR OS ● 1. Easy interaction between the human & computer. ● 2. Starting computer operation automatically when power in turned on. ● 3. Loading & scheduling users program. ● 4. Controlling input & output. ● 5. Controlling program execution. ● 6. Managing use of main memory.
- 5. Commonly Used OS ● Linux ● Windows ● BOSS Linux ● Solaris ● Mobile Operating System
- 6. Introduction to Win 10 (OS) ● Latest os of windows.It's called Windows 10. Yes, there's no Windows 9 — Microsoft has decided to skip a digit in search of the perfect name.
- 7. LINUX (OS) ● Linux is a Unix-like and mostly POSIX- compliant computer operating system (OS) assembled under the model of free and open-source software development and distribution. Which is made by LINUS TORVALDS
- 8. BOSS LINUX ● Bharat Operating System Solutions (BOSS) is a free and open source Linux distribution developed by the National Resource Centre for Free/Open Source Software (NRCFOSS) of India. BOSS GNU/Linux is also known by the acronym
- 9. OS Structure