The case for a new approach to operating systems for personal computers and work stations

Matthew Wilkes · 2003

The question of what precisely is meant by an operating system is briefly addressed, and a summary of the development of the operating station is given. Specific research challenges are outlined, and an RISC technique for operating system design is presented. Security questions are posed, and a series of discussion questions is provided.>

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