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Components of some Linux desktop
environments which are daemons include
D-Bus , NetworkManager (here called
unetwork ), PulseAudio ( usound ), and Avahi.
In multitasking computer operating
systems , a daemon (/ ˈdiːmən/ or /
ˈdeɪmən/ )[1] is a computer program that
runs as a background process , rather than
being under the direct control of an
interactive user. Traditionally, the process
names of a daemon end with the letter d ,
for clarification that the process is, in fact,
a daemon, and for differentiation between
a daemon and a normal computer program.
For example, syslogd is the daemon that
implements the system logging facility, and
sshd is a daemon that serves incoming
SSH connections.
Components of some Linux desktop
environments which are daemons include
D-Bus , NetworkManager (here called
unetwork ), PulseAudio ( usound ), and Avahi.
In multitasking computer operating
systems , a daemon (/ ˈdiːmən/ or /
ˈdeɪmən/ )[1] is a computer program that
runs as a background process , rather than
being under the direct control of an
interactive user. Traditionally, the process
names of a daemon end with the letter d ,
for clarification that the process is, in fact,
a daemon, and for differentiation between
a daemon and a normal computer program.
For example, syslogd is the daemon that
implements the system logging facility, and
sshd is a daemon that serves incoming
SSH connections.
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