multi-user/ multi tasking

Examples Of Multi-user Operating System?multitasking Operating System;
Multi-user operating system allows the concurrent access to many users of a computer.

Multitasking is another name that is used for this system.

A multi-user operating system is a system in which sufficient separate resources are used.

In this way a problem with one user does not disrupt the work of others.

The common examples of multi-user operating system include VMS, Unix, and mainframe operating systems which include MVS system.

single tasking

1. Some benefits of single tasking:
   
   1. Speed – Single tasking does not stretch our focus in all direction which result in us to be able to focus on our current job. With better focus, we tend to do things faster, thus we are able to complete it in a shorter amount of time.
   
   2. A simple system – Single tasking is a simple system and one of the best way to implement it is by using a “to do” list system.
   
   3. Quality of work – Single tasking allows us to devote all our resources into a single task which result in a higher quality of work."

single user/ singletasking

An operating system can be single user/ single tasking.

A single user/ single tasking operating system allows only one user to run one program at a time.

booting system

A list of programs that open automatically when the user boot the computer.

BIOS

example of BIOS

-The processor chips finds the ROM chip(s) that contains the BIOS (basic input/ output

system), which is firmware with the computer’s startup instructions.

Booting system

Above are ;The process of starting or restarting a computer.

When a user turns on a computer, the power supply sends a signal to the system unit.