Operating System Archive
Best Engineering Blogs/Articles/Videos for System Design
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Following Engineering Blogs is one of the best ways to understand how the engineering teams at the top tech companies function and
Introducing Assignable To-dos
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Assigning to-dos to your family and trusted professionals supercharges collaboration and transparency within your Family Operating System. We’re thrilled to announce that
The Essential Eight: Operating System Patching
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What Is It? One could probably argue that this is no different than Patching Applications, which I covered in Part 2 of this
Microsoft is force upgrading some Windows 10 users to version 21H2
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Microsoft has updated a page on its Windows Health Dashboard to say that if you’re on Windows 10 version 20H2, it’s soon going to
Top 20 Linux Blogs You Should Follow in 2020 [Updated]
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Learning Linux was never as easy as it is today. Several of the Linux blogs have been published and yes they prove
How to enable SNMP on your operating system
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The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), that has accompanied IT professionals for decades, is available on a large number of devices and
Windows 11 has arrived, but here’s why not everyone will get the upgrade yet
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Windows 11 started its wide rollout on Oct. 5 — the first major upgrade in six years. Windows 11 is available as a free
9 IoT Operating Systems To Use in 2021 [List & Comparison]
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The operating systems that control IoT devices aren’t nearly the same as typical desktop or server OSs like Windows and Mac OS…
Operating Systems Theory and Designs Final Project
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Describe features of contemporary operating systems and their structures. There are three major players for contemporary Operating System these are the most
Blogging about Midori
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Enough time has passed that I feel safe blogging about my prior project here at Microsoft, “Midori.” In the months to come,