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Sistemas Operativos Modernos Compilación Bibliográfica SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS MODERNOS COMPILACIÓN BIBLIOGRÁFICA Katherine Osorio Lopez 906538 Docente: Carlos Hernan Gomez Materia: Sistemas Operativos UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA Facultad de Administración Departamento de Informática y Computación Manizales Noviembre 2015 Tabla de contenido INTRODUCCIÓN ........................................................................................................................... 5 HISTORIA Y EVOLUCIÓN DE LOS SISTEMAS Y LA EMPRESA O GRUPO EMPRESARIAL QUE LO RESPALDA ..................................................................................... 6 DESCRIPCIÓN GENERAL DE LOS DISTINTOS SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS/SUBTEMAS (CARACTERISTICAS GENERALES, AMBIENTE, PLATAFORMA) .......................................................................................................................... 10 SISTEMA OPERATIVO ZORIN ................................................................................................ 15 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 15 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 16 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 17 iv. Proceso de Instalación ...................................................................................................... 17 v. Gestión de procesos y del procesador ............................................................................ 20 vi. Gestión de memoria ........................................................................................................... 21 vii. Gestión de memoria auxiliar (secundaria y terciaría) y sistema de archivos. .......... 21 viii. Gestión de entrada y salida - ix. Descripción de ellos ................................................ 22 x. Gestión de comunicaciones y seguridad ......................................................................... 22 xi. Soporte a tiempo real y xii. Soporte para la nube ......................................................... 22 xiii. Análisis comparativo entre plataforma tradicional y el Smartphone ......................... 22 xiv. Estadísticas de utilización a nivel mundial ................................................................... 23 xv. Otros aspectos ................................................................................................................... 23 SISTEMA OPERATIVO KOLIBRIOS ...................................................................................... 25 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 25 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 26 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 26 iv. Proceso de Instalación ...................................................................................................... 26 vi. Gestión de memoria ........................................................................................................... 26 vii. Gestión de memoria auxiliar (secundaria y terciaría) y sistema de archivos ........... 26 viii. Gestión de entrada y salida ............................................................................................ 27 ix. Descripción de los dispositivos de entrada y salida que soporta ............................... 27 xi. Soporte a tiempo real......................................................................................................... 28 xii. Soporte para la nube e integración a ella (Cloud computing) .................................... 28 xiii. Análisis comparativo entre plataforma tradicional y el Smartphone. ........................ 28 xiv. Estadísticas de utilización a nivel mundial ................................................................... 28 xv. Otros aspectos ................................................................................................................... 29 SISTEMA OPERATIVO INFERNO .......................................................................................... 29 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 29 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 30 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 30 iv. Proceso de Instalación ...................................................................................................... 30 v. Gestión de procesos y del procesador ............................................................................ 31 vi. Gestión de memoria ........................................................................................................... 31 viii. Gestión de entrada y salida y descripción de ellos ..................................................... 32 x. Gestión de comunicaciones y seguridad ......................................................................... 32 xi. Soporte a tiempo real......................................................................................................... 32 xii. Soporte para la nube e integración a ella (Cloud computing) .................................... 32 xiii. Análisis comparativo entre plataforma tradicional y el Smartphone. ........................ 33 xv. Otros aspectos ................................................................................................................... 33 SISTEMA OPERATIVO REACTOS ......................................................................................... 34 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 34 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 34 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 35 iv. Proceso de Instalación ...................................................................................................... 35 v. Gestión de procesos y del procesador ............................................................................ 35 vi. Gestión de memoria ........................................................................................................... 36 vii. Gestión de memoria auxiliar (secundaria y terciaría) y sistema de archivos ........... 36 viii. Gestión de entrada y salida y descripción de ellos ..................................................... 36 x. Gestión de comunicaciones y seguridad ......................................................................... 36 xi. Soporte a tiempo real......................................................................................................... 36 xii. Soporte para la nube e integración a ella (Cloud computing) .................................... 37 xiii. Análisis comparativo entre plataforma tradicional y el Smartphone ......................... 37 xiv. Estadísticas de utilización a nivel mundial ................................................................... 37 xv. Otros aspectos ................................................................................................................... 38 SISTEMA OPERATIVO DEXOS .............................................................................................. 39 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 39 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 40 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 40 iv. Proceso de Instalación ...................................................................................................... 40 vi. Gestión de memoria ........................................................................................................... 40 viii. Gestión de entrada y salida y ix. Descripción de ellos ............................................... 40 x. Gestión de comunicaciones y seguridad ......................................................................... 40 xi. Soporte a tiempo real......................................................................................................... 40 xii. Soporte para la nube e integración a ella (Cloud computing) .................................... 41 xiii. Análisis comparativo entre plataforma tradicional y el Smartphone. ........................ 41 SISTEMA OPERATIVO NEWDEAL ........................................................................................ 42 i. Presentación ......................................................................................................................... 43 ii. Estructura y Componentes del sistema ........................................................................... 43 iii. Plataformas sobre las que trabaja ................................................................................... 43 iv. Proceso de Instalación .....................................................................................................
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