difference between single user operating system and multiuser operating system
Answers
Answered by
12
hey!!✌✌
ur answer is. .....
A single user operating system becomes a mode where the user has a multipurpose computer screen to run the program and the operating system boots into a single super user that controls all the activities. A multi-user operating system becomes a mode where the user has a screen where only one program runs and different people within the environment have access to various devices.
HOPE IT HELPS U
ur answer is. .....
A single user operating system becomes a mode where the user has a multipurpose computer screen to run the program and the operating system boots into a single super user that controls all the activities. A multi-user operating system becomes a mode where the user has a screen where only one program runs and different people within the environment have access to various devices.
HOPE IT HELPS U
Answered by
10
A single-user operating system is a system in which only one user can access the computer system at a time. On the other hand, a multi-user operating system allows more than one user to access a computer system at one time
single user operating system provides the facilities to be used on one computer by only one user. In other words, it supports one user at a time. However, it may support more than one profiles. Single keyboard and single monitor are used for the purpose of interaction. The most common example of a single user operating system is a system that is found in a typical home computer.
On the other hand, a multi-user operating system has been designed for more than one user to access the computer at one time. Generally, a network is laid down, so that a computer can be remotely used. Mainframes and minicomputers work on multi-user operating systems. These operating systems are complex in comparison to single user operating systems. Each user is provided with a terminal and all these terminals are connected to a main computer. In a multi-user environment, it is very important to balance the requirements of the users, as the resources of the main computer are shared among the users
single user operating system provides the facilities to be used on one computer by only one user. In other words, it supports one user at a time. However, it may support more than one profiles. Single keyboard and single monitor are used for the purpose of interaction. The most common example of a single user operating system is a system that is found in a typical home computer.
On the other hand, a multi-user operating system has been designed for more than one user to access the computer at one time. Generally, a network is laid down, so that a computer can be remotely used. Mainframes and minicomputers work on multi-user operating systems. These operating systems are complex in comparison to single user operating systems. Each user is provided with a terminal and all these terminals are connected to a main computer. In a multi-user environment, it is very important to balance the requirements of the users, as the resources of the main computer are shared among the users
Similar questions