Operating systems
Across
- 3. A tightly controlled set of resources for guest programs to run in. (7)
- 4. An ___________ operating system is one in which the user and the computer are in direct two way communication. (11)
- 6. The type of operating system that you are using, which allows you to carry out a broad range of general-purpose tasks. (7)
- 7. The alternative to a GUI.
- 9. Computer software can be divided into operating systems and ______ ________. (6,8)
- 10. A system in which some computers, the clients, request services provided by other computers, the servers. (6-6)
- 11. An operating system presents the user with a _______ _______ which is simpler to use. (7,7)
- 12. Inputs are processed in a timely manner so that the output can affect the source of inputs. (4-4)
Down
- 1. A dedicated computer system with limited or non-existent user interface. (8)
- 2. GUI stands for this. (9,4,9)
- 5. This operating system has an added layer of software which intercepts commands that reference resources elsewhere on the network and redirect the request in a manner completely transparent to the user. (7)
- 8. An operating system optimised to provide one or more specialised services to networked clients. (6)