OSs act as a bridge between software and hardware. An OS controls the computer's data, memory, processes, I/O, and hardware devices like the hard drive and the printer. A few examples of popular operating systems include Linux, Windows, OS/400, AIX, z/OS, etc. The difference between Linux and Windows is discussed.

Q: Is there also a third component that makes up the operating system of a computer?

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Q: "Distributed Operating System" is referred to as "DOS."

A: Given:   "Distributed Operating System" is referred to as "DOS."

Q: What is a traditional computer operating system's "kernel"?

A: Typical operating system's core: An Operating System's Kernel is computer software that acts as the…

Q: In the random access memory (RAM) of a computer, an operating system will always have the following…

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Q: Microsoft released Windows NT as an operating system in 199

A: Windows NT is personal computer operating system used by various users for business needs

Q: An operating system will always have the following components in its random access memory (RAM):

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Q: The definition of "kernel mode" is significantly influenced by operating systems.

A: "Kernel mode" refers to a privileged mode of operation in computer operating systems where the…

Q: context of computers, what does it mean to be in "kernel mod

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Q: Defining an operating system is a matter of personal preference (OS).

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Q: When discussing computer software, the term "kernel mode" often comes up.

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Q: This part requires a brief review of an operating system's two most important characteristics.…

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Q: Below is a list of the most important things that an operating system does:

A: An operating system (OS) is a fundamental software component that manages and controls the hardware…

Q: The following are some of an operating system's most critical features:

A: Operating System: An Operating System (OS) is a piece of software that serves as a mediator between…

Q: In the world of computers, a central processing unit (CPU) is an example of: A Microsoft Windows B:…

A: The central processing unit is referred to by the abbreviation CPU. It's the brains behind the…

Q: There are many different kinds of operating systems, and they are distinguishable from one another…

A: yes, that's correct. Operating systems provide basic functionality for managing and controlling…

Q: If you're using an operating system or an application, the way you use virtual machines will be…

A: Define: Virtual machines can execute apps and programmes much like a real computer, making them…

Q: What does it mean for a computer's operating system to be in kernel mode?

A: Introduction: The core of an operating system is represented by its kernel, which is a computer…

Q: Windows Services are distinct from other types of software in that they run without the user's…

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