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Tag Archives: os
chrome OS
SAN FRANCISCO — In a direct challenge to Microsoft, Google announced late Tuesday that it is developing an operating system for PCs based on its Chrome Web browser. The move sharpens the already intense competition between Google and Microsoft, whose … Continue reading →
Posted in operating systems, software business
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Tagged google, operating system, os
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Operating system research – 16 years perspective
It’s somewhat funny and somewhat sad to read this thread on the old USENET. Starting out with Andy Tanenbaum’s proposed list of accepted truths (most of which I thought wrong at the time) GENERALLY ACCEPTED AS TRUE BY RESEARCHERS IN … Continue reading →
Posted in academics, microkernel, operating systems, software engineering
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Tagged ast, micorkernels, operating systems design, os, pike, plan9, tanenbaum
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