Welcome to the OS_Ubuntu repository, where you'll find implementations of fundamental operating systems concepts using the C programming language. This repository serves as a practical resource to explore and understand core principles of operating systems, right on the Ubuntu platform.
The primary purpose of this repository is to provide hands-on examples of key operating systems concepts, demonstrating how they work under the hood. Whether you're a student studying operating systems or a curious developer interested in the inner workings of an OS, you'll find valuable insights and code samples here.
Explore a range of fundamental operating systems concepts, including:
- Process Management
- Memory Management
- File Systems
- Synchronization
- Inter-Process Communication (IPC)
- Device Management
- Pipes
- CPU Scheduling
- Mutex Lock
- Browse the repository to find implementations of specific OS concepts.
- Review the code, documentation, and explanations provided.
- Experiment with the code, modify it, and explore how different OS components interact.
- Utilize this repository as a learning resource to deepen your understanding of operating systems.
If you have additional implementations, optimizations, or insights related to operating systems concepts in C, we encourage you to contribute to this repository. Your contributions can help fellow learners and developers gain a better grasp of OS fundamentals. Please refer to the contribution guidelines for details on how to contribute.
