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Lecture Notes on Operating Systems

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Lecture Notes on Operating Systems
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Publisher: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University
Number of pages: 76

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Operating systems are used on most, but not all, computer systems. Commercially-supplied operating systems are present on virtually all modern devices described as computers, from personal computers to mainframes, as well as mobile computers such as PDAs and mobile phones.

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