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 Solaris is the name of a flavor of UNIX from _____________.



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Match the following:


HP-UX


 

AIX            

 

Linux

 

Solaris


 

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The OS decides which process gets the processor, when and for how much time it is called _______.

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Which helps us to access the functions provided by the kernel to do the services of the OS?



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What will keep track of the printers and the USB connected to a computer? 


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