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Modern Operating Systems

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Modern Operating Systems is a book written by Andrew Tanenbaum, a version of his Operating Systems Design and Implementation which does not target the implementation. It is now in its 3rd edition.

Modern operating Systems mostly known as MOSS,is a popular book across the golbe and includes basic fundamentals of an Operating Systems with the small bunches of codes written in autonomous C language. MOSS describes all scheduling algorithms nicely. The Coverpage of book is very special and logical in design.