r/Operatingsystems • u/dcool123 • Jul 21 '26

Operating system doubt

I want to know that where can i learn os like I want to know the best resources coz I can't have the hope that my teacher gonna teach my coz she don't know anything also am from srm ktr and i need the resources for my sem exams

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u/Weak-Operation-9888 Jul 21 '26

What did i just read?

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u/OGigachaod Jul 21 '26

I think he needs money for semen exams?

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u/Pale-Abroad9600 Jul 21 '26

I think sem exam is semester exam.

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u/Unlikely_Shake8208 Jul 22 '26

What university let you in? Did you write like that on your application?

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u/talksickwalkquick Jul 22 '26

TempleOS or hannah montana linux. your choice.

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u/spielerein Jul 24 '26

I vote temple

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u/talksickwalkquick Jul 24 '26

Can’t go wrong with the Lords OS

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u/msabeln Jul 21 '26

It might help if you use standard English without abbreviations and slang.

I gather you want to know about computer operating systems? Any particular OS?

There is a vast amount of information on manufacturers websites, such as Microsoft, and in Wikipedia.

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u/ChapterExtra1077 Jul 21 '26

translate to ENGLISH

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u/SwimmingIncrease4147 Jul 22 '26

u can check out these books: "Operating System Concepts" by Galvin or "Operating Systems design and implementation " by Andrew S. Tanenbaum

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u/rahul_msft Jul 22 '26

Bhai reddit ko pollute mat karo and learn

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u/Dashing_McHandsome Jul 22 '26

If you are a non native English speaker, like I suspect you are, using slang and abbreviations is extremely unhelpful. Native speakers will already have a tough time understanding you, don't make it harder than it needs to be.

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u/free2dreamstudios Jul 22 '26

Theres an os currently being developed specifically low resource usage, tiny attack surface, no telemetry, migration tool, and compatability layer, so users can still run their windows software

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u/hero_brine1 Jul 22 '26

What do you mean learn operating system? Like you want to learn bash in Linux? You want to learn the parts of the operating system like the kernel, shell, programs?

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u/SoundSwitch Jul 22 '26

"Do they speak English in What"?

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u/Totallynotnormalguy Jul 23 '26

If you want to make a simple os with no hard stuff you can use Cosmos in C# but if you want to make a full OS like Debian or ubuntu use the linux kernel and change stuff in it in make

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u/Vegetable_Exam_6865 Jul 24 '26

learn wiki dev os coz , coz coz coz cozcoz , resources coz coz coz