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One of the strong features of Unix-like operating systems, is their ability
to run several processes simultaneously, and let them all share the CPU(s),
memory, and other resources. Any none-trivial system developed on Unix systems will sooner or later resort to splitting its tasks into more than one process.
to run several processes simultaneously, and let them all share the CPU(s),
memory, and other resources. Any none-trivial system developed on Unix systems will sooner or later resort to splitting its tasks into more than one process.
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