Subject:Operating systems

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Operating systems These books cover operating systems, which serve as an interface between a computer's hardware and its user. Operating systems are responsible for the management and coordination of activities and the sharing of the limited resources of the computer.

Completed books In subsections: Basic Computing Using Windows Bourne Shell Scripting Knowing Knoppix Sidux Books nearing completion In subsections: A Quick Introduction to Unix Half-finished books A Neutral Look at Operating Systems Aros In subsections: Configuring Sound on Linux Grsecurity Guide to Unix Puppy Linux Puredyne Partly developed books Evolution of Operating Systems Designs FreeNAS How To Backup Operating Systems Operating System Design In subsections: A Beginner's Guide to MS Windows Optimization ANSI C with Unix Building a Beowulf Cluster Fedora And Red Hat System Administration Linux Guide Linux Networking LPI Linux Certification Mac OS X Tiger The Linux Kernel UNIX Computing Security Windows Registry Hacks Windows Vista Windows XP Freshly started books Haiku Minix 3 PalmOS Guide Symbian Xandros In subsections: Bourne Again Shell Classic Mac OS GNewSense GRUB Installation After Windows Installation Guide to Windows Commands Linux Audio: A Guide For Beginner and Beyond Linux From Scratch Mac OS X Leopard Slackersbible Switching from Mac OS X to Windows 7 UNIX Basics Using Ubuntu Linux Windows: An Overview Unknown completion Operating System Design/Preface Operating System Design/Print Version In subsections: Ad Hoc Data Analysis From The Unix Command Line	Subsections
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	In subsections: Basic Computing Using Windows Knowing Knoppix