The_Linux_Operating_System

The Linux Operating System The version of Linux that we have picked for this is project Red Hat Version 6.1. It is loaded via CD Rom like most modern operating systems. The setup is GUI and the instructions are easy to follow. For example you will be asked what language you wish to use and can scroll through a list till you find what you wish. The same thing is done for mouse selection etc. The hardest part of installing the system is a section that uses a program called the Disk Druid. During this part of the setup you have to tell the system what partitions you want on the system and how big they should be. To do this you must have a basic knowledge of the UNIX file system. Linux has been ported for most modern peripherals, but still has problems with the newer AGP video cards. Process Description and Control: Processes carry out tasks within the operating system. Linux is a multiprocessing operating system, which means it can run multiple processes simultaneously. Each individual process runs in its own virtual address space and is not capable of interacting with another process except system, linux, process, memory, kernel, device, file, each, processor, processes, operating, disk, run, one, time, threads, within, systems, interrupt, directory, called, scheduling, physical, virtual, password, drivers, access, users, user, two, state, security, program, number