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Patsybulo

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(Msg. 1) Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2005 10:15 am
Post subject: Distributed Operating System
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If the reason for computer network is to share both hardware and software
resourece amongst systems in the network with the help of a Network
Operating System, why do we have Distributed Operating Systems. Don't you
think this computer people are just setting confusion?

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Last Boy Scout

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 9:17 am
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Patsybulo wrote:
> If the reason for computer network is to share both hardware and software
> resourece amongst systems in the network with the help of a Network
> Operating System, why do we have Distributed Operating Systems. Don't you
> think this computer people are just setting confusion?
>
People want both resources to be shared and a place to store their
individual items only they are interested in and want to keep. Also
sometimes processing in a system is shared between the shared system and
the individual computer.

You are thinking too linear. Too restricive of a system just limits our
creative spirit. Also the more the shared resources do, the more
powerful both they and the network have to be to keep up.

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 12:32 pm
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Distribued and Centralized environments are simple terms. Nowadays we use
terms like Thin Client and distriguted computing (some).

There are some people using thin clients where most of the functionality and
the applications are on the server/s, and even the word processing is loaded
at the time it is needed. Do a search for "Thin Client" on an Internet
Search Engine. Thin clients require very robust networks because there is
so much data being accessed just to load the software. Even the the client
sotware may be loaded off a network boot server.

If the users and departments have any influence, I think most of them will
opt for every user having their own fully functional PC. This gives users
and departments more flexibility.

Many systems are built with several layers:
Client - Users and Outside Interfaces???
Network system (between all layers) -
(Internet -Email -Voicemail- fax server - IP phones)
Application and/or Report Servers/3rd party applications
SQL Server
Database Server

There is much more to modern computer systems.
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