| We're also looking at doing roadshows to promote features such as our new operating system. |
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| And it assumes that applications are well-behaved enough to use the protection facilities in the operating system. |
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| The code is specific to this operating system and will not run successfully on other operating systems. |
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| But it always lacked focus, initially positioning itself as a intelligent agent software and handheld operating system developer. |
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| In 1991, Torvalds began experimenting with a rudimentary operating system kernel. |
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| It allows these applications to run, without recompilation, under a 64-bit operating system in long mode. |
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| The faster chip also requires that the operating system and applications that run on top of it be recompiled for 64-bit processing. |
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| I have one or two criticisms of this operating system, because errors of the kind that I made should be recoverable but are not. |
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| This will enable rival vendors to develop products that can compete on a level playing field in the work group server operating system market. |
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| It's incredibly wasteful to spend a week or more reinstalling a computer's operating system and applications because of a few modified files. |
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| The operating system must be reinstalled, along with all of the necessary support packs and server applications. |
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| The most reliable way to sanitize a computer is to wipe the hard disk clean and then reinstall its operating system from scratch. |
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| Primarily, the software handles operating system reinstalls and hardware configuration on its own. |
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| The company also announces it will create an operating system based on dragging and clicking on computer screen icons. |
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| Or, use the arrow keys to highlight the operating system you want to load and press return. |
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| Over the next few years, the operating system was reworked several times, with some vital features added. |
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| The clients access the file or application servers over the local area network, typically in a homogeneous operating system environment. |
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| Two police forces, the national rail operating system and the local train service have all logged the incident. |
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| Anyone who doubts the possibility of artificial intelligence has clearly never used a Windows operating system. |
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| The drawback is that for a sophisticated task, this can be like programming an operating system in assembler. |
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| Suddenly there's a real motive toward making that wireless access point a platform, with a modular, scalable, PC operating system. |
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| The back offices of several global companies are also increasingly being run on this alternative operating system. |
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| Surely the scroll bars belong to the operating system, not to the web site? |
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| The boot sector is the portion of the hard disk that points the way to the operating system when a machine is powered up. |
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| Almost any operating system can meet the basic task requirements you listed. |
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| Though the new operating system seemed extremely fast and stable, most PC users decided to wait to see which way the cat jumps. |
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| The success of an operating system is dependent on the applications support that it generates more than any other single factor. |
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| The operating system allows users to create shoppable posts that retain their functionality when reblogged. |
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| According to reports, the company is developing a new graphics and animation toolset for its next operating system. |
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| A superior approach is to instead implement a microkernel, or lightweight operating system, designed for the specific purpose of serving data. |
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| This claim covers the operating system wars, desktop software and middleware. |
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| One other thing worth mentioning is to ensure that the burning software used is compatible with the operating system. |
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| Software interrupts are interrupts produced by a program and processed in kernel mode by the operating system. |
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| Chang also noted that a number of top information technology players are turning to Linux as an operating system for mobile devices. |
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| The locked box may be an operating system using a secure file system to protect data from unauthorized access. |
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| Without skeuomorphism, users may find a steeper learning curve with the new operating system. |
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| You can restore an uninfected PowerPoint out of an infected operating system image, for example. |
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| It's a tutorial aimed at helping Unix and Linux users get optimal performance out of their operating system. |
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| The other factor that will be important in achieving a broader market for smartphones will be the operating system. |
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| This is Sun's attempt to stir up more developer interest in its OS and to mimic Red Hat's unsupported Fedora operating system. |
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| To fix the bugs, Cisco is offering free software upgrades for various versions of its operating system, all of which are affected by the problem. |
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| A small upstart company making a small operating system would not present much of a target to hackers, and would thus pay negligible premiums. |
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| These lapses have nothing to do with the operating system or software being used. |
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| Intel has provided an early development preview of the Moblin 2.1 operating system, which we briefly tested out on a Samsung NC10 netbook. |
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| Still, right now, Linux is a specialized operating system catering to developers, networkers and IT professionals. |
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| I went to update my operating system last night and my phone is now a brick. |
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| If you bought a mainframe, it came with an operating system complete with source code. |
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| The TiVo box is actually a computer using a version of the Linux operating system. |
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| Microsoft has released its Virtual PC operating system virtualization software to manufacturing. |
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| For large RAM systems, however, the operating system tries to cache every disk operation. |
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| By implementing VI, applications can communicate with each other directly, bypassing the operating system and protocol stacks. |
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| Most of the mobile phone viruses target handsets that use the Symbian operating system. |
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| It will also be the most powerful computer in the world using the Linux operating system. |
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| This software will then be restored along with the operating system and hardware configuration. |
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| The kernel is the central part of the operating system dealing with basic core functions. |
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| Overdependence on a single operating system also raises the spectre of one really bad virus. |
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| In either case, software runs on a real-time operating system, but it can be accessed from a host computer using an Ethernet connection. |
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| Sisal needs a C or Fortran compiler and an underlying operating system that implements parallelism in order to produce parallel code. |
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| Network upgrades are an interesting way of patching an operating system and its applications. |
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| A full installation requires over 450MB of drive space, not counting operating system, games, clip art or additional fonts. |
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| The software giant is cock-a-hoop with the decision of the PC assemblers to pre-install their operating system. |
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| In an operating system, the combination of closed source and entangled structure makes for a deadly cocktail. |
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| One can't simply install the operating system on an existing machine, pop in a couple of peripherals and go. |
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| For one, we must appreciate the sheer complexity of the operating system on its own terms. |
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| Then, within your company or industry group, you can buy the operating system and the plug-in tools that you need, and adapt them to your works. |
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| If you choose the latter, then you will need to format your hard disk and do a clean install of the operating system and applications. |
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| A creatable transcript is used to create file system descriptions like operating system updates, software installs, printer configurations, etc. |
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| The most important trimmed battery power requirements by modifying and customizing operating system software and hardware. |
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| Each iMac was preloaded with Mac OS 9, and needed to continue to run that operating system during the day. |
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| Today, all IBM personal computers are preloaded with a Microsoft Windows operating system. |
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| Some operating systems go beyond basic flat mapping of memory and provide operating system routines for allocating and deallocating memory. |
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| The operating system needs to provide support for fair allocation, deallocation, and sharing of memory among resource containers. |
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| The company needs to defocus on the operating system and apply its technological strengths to more mainstream platforms. |
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| When I was programming in the early '80s, Microsoft had a stable operating system on which free competition existed. |
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| The operating system is built around micro-interactions and is meant to be glanceable. |
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| A Special Master, deputized by a federal judge, could be in charge of making tough calls about what code gets excluded from the operating system. |
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| This software communicates directly to the disk drive, bypassing the operating system. |
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| Chkdsk requires that you reboot your computer so that the hard drive can be dismounted from the operating system. |
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| In those twelve months of operation, we have had absolutely no down time due to the Linux operating system. |
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| It is also working to add various hardware device drivers to the operating system. |
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| Nor did Microsoft transform its proprietary operating system into open-source code. |
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| I think the point is that a preemptively multitasking, protected mode virtual memory operating system shouldn't be letting third party DLLs crash the system. |
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| If PC growth is flatlining, then where can Microsoft put its operating system? |
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| In the old model, your PC was made by one company, its operating system came from another. |
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| If the primary server crashes, then the high availability operating system running failover software will reschedule its task to the standby server. |
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| Depending on the amount of data, a server with applications, settings, and data can often be recovered in less time than it would take to reinstall the operating system alone. |
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| The only cure is to reformat the disk and reinstall the operating system. |
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| Down the road I would not be surprised if Apple finds a way to merge ios and os X into a single unified operating system. |
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| The size of the reservable portion may either be fixed or dynamically determined by the operating system based on factors such as task flow management and data transfer rates. |
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| The plan is to build a holistic cloud operating system for businesses and individuals, enabling a new generation of work and play. |
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| If there are applications in Indic, operating system vendors will build the fundamental capabilities in, and if they are built in, there will be more applications. |
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| The operating system provides a means of tightly restricting the capabilities of user applications and system services to a strict need-to-know authorization. |
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| From the beginning, Linux has been something of a hermit crab operating system, because it tends to inhabit boxes designed first for other operating systems. |
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| The internals of the operating system are just completely different now. |
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| The company has unleashed over 1,400 bloggers, hoping that their emergent hive mind will speed the next version of their operating system to release. |
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| The Entercept suite is designed to prevent host computer attacks by providing a driver that operates at the kernel level of an operating system or web server. |
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| Since it is an independent operating system, you can remove it by deleing or formatting the partition in which this operating system is being installed. |
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| Latency is a function of the audio-interface hardware, the audio-interface device driver, the operating system scheduler and the application software. |
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| The EU has scotched the name the company had planned for the unbundled versions of its operating system that it must ship in Europe as result of last year's antitrust decree. |
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| This can mean one thread running from an application and a second thread running from an operating system, or parallel threads running from within a single application. |
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| With an organized history of tape archives, data can be protected from corruption by viruses or operating system problems that can lead to lost data. |
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| All processes are considered threads by the operating system. |
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| By the time I got home again I could afford to spend 55 minutes reinstalling my godforsaken operating system which was more or less all it took, I think. |
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| With Version 2.1, IBM has removed some of the theories, hypotheticals and conceptions of SAN File System by moving past Windows and its own AIX operating system. |
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| The issue is with the implied value judgment that if an operating system is observed to spread because of virality, then it must be inferior on other axes. |
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| Dozen of software programs, including tools built into recent versions of Microsoft's Windows operating system, can read and decompress any file bearing the. zip extension. |
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| Install the latest service pack for your operating system to enable large drive support and use Disk Management to partition and format the array. |
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| With Fedora 7 it's so easy to use KVM virtualization that you can start virtualizing your favorite operating system and barely even touch the keyboard! |
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| He invented the first operating system for microcomputers in the early 1970s, making it possible for hobbyists and companies to build the first personal computers. |
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| As the number of files grew I drafted in the support of the genius behind my web site, and he started delivering the sprauncy graphics that make up the operating system. |
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| Stallman thus launched his movement to build a buttress against this trend, by developing a free operating system within which the freedoms he had known could continue. |
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| It means you can put exactly the same bundle of applications, drivers and operating system onto any machine and be certain there won't be problems. |
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| Apple makes the microprocessor, the device, the operating system, and some of the key applications. |
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| Both are useful for troubleshooting problems with the operating system. |
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| In the past, the operating system only had to search for the various devices connected to it on power-up, and once seen, the device would never go away. |
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| The parentage of the MS-DOS operating system is to be decided in court. |
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| The big break came in 1980 when an agreement was signed to provide the operating system that became known as MS-DOS, for IBM's new personal computer. |
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| Any new commercially developed desktop operating system released into the market today would have to overcome the same hurdles on the way to mainstream acceptance. |
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| If you answered nine or more, you may have won a SONY betamax and an eight-track operating system. |
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| If you'd like to test out the Dvorak keyboard, Windows' operating system can be set to recognise your keyboard as a Dvorak keyboard instead of a qwerty. |
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| Who decided that the operating system should be allowed to interrupt whatever the user is doing at five minute intervals after the user has told it to bog off and wait? |
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| And we'd say that surely a more solid, multi-tasking, multi-user operating system that crashes less frequently would perhaps make for a better solution. |
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| Wouldn't a mobile operating system be a better fit for slates? |
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| There is hardware support for position independent code and secure operation though privileged modes that prevent user programs from corrupting the operating system kernel. |
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| Its prescient move to develop the Android operating system is reaping benefits, as it dominates the smartphone market. |
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| The filer allows users to format and copy disks and to include a run-time UCSD Pascal operating system. |
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| Ksplice Uptrack allows server administrators to install important operating system updates and security fixes without rebooting. |
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| Publisher O'Reilly has released the third edition of 'Linux Device Drivers', a guide to writing device drivers for the Linux operating system. |
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| These software packages normally consist of device drivers that must be installed in the operating system. |
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| If you import new migrants too fast, the operating system breaks down. |
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| The HP TouchPad tablet features a different operating system from Apple's iOS and Google's Android. |
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| Users can set up a dual boot system or migrate their current operating system to a virtual environment. |
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| Google also is building an operating system called Brillo to enable all the Internet-connected home devices to communicate with each other. |
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| The credentials of individuals provided by the ID card are now reliably embedded within the Microsoft's windows operating system. |
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| Also, your current operating system and Web browser store information about you that can recreate most all of your recent computer activities. |
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| Incorporating Java into the GEOS operating system will enable Geoworks to offer open, extensible smart phones. |
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| Our older rental is drafty, has an older operating system, etc. |
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| Rootkits are programmes hidden in an operating system and used to remotely spread malware. |
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| A national standard set top box specification has been set which incorporates a common operating system created by Inview. |
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| The operating system of such machines is a closed loop system and functions on feedback. |
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| The Linux kernel operating system is one of the most popular forms of Unix. |
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| The Common Gateway Interface links websmiths, the users who actually write Web pages, back to the operating system. |
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| Sony's CoCoon Internet-enabled personal video recorder will now feature Linux as its operating system. |
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| Gosling contrasted this to the symbiotic relationship of operating system and hardware inherent in Wintel machines. |
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| The fileserver contained large disk drives, random access memory, network cards, and supported the networking operating system. |
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| The operating system adds new clustered policy and session features for enhanced scalability and manageability. |
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| Microsoft did a fan dance of sorts today, giving the public a glimpse at the upcoming Vista operating system. |
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| For example, a volume can be dynamically extended or changed, and the operating system need not be rebooted. |
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| The biggest advantage of dynamic disks is the ability to manage disks and volumes without rebooting the operating system. |
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| The hard disk was not mountable, so the operating system couldn't read it. |
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| A differentiating capability of SYSGO is the SSV platform PikeOS, a paravirtualization operating system which is built upon a small, fast, and safe microkernel. |
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| Modern Web browsers generally do not need any configuration to display these symbols, provided that a typeface capable of doing so is available to the operating system. |
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| Thin client means no hard drives or operating system required, meaning we decrease our POS total cost of ownership, as well as installation expenses. |
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| Google's going deeper, though, in an effort to own the foundation of IoT with its Brillo operating system, Weave communications protocol, and Thread mesh networking protocol. |
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| It is based on bootable disk, so even when hard drives have crashed or an operating system has failed to boot the bootable disk can help users recover their data. |
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| Along with the removable hard drives, students are also loaned the CD media for installing the operating system, application programs and the necessary utilities. |
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| Pruner proposes four companies each with at least one operating system and some would have other Microsoft assets such as the MS Office Suite software. |
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| It uses the controller and driver together with a block device emulator controlled by a FAT32 file system running under the eCos real-time operating system. |
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| This provides network operators that select the Solaris operating system for IPTV the advantage of high performance, enhanced security, and scalability. |
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| Perihelion's operating system, Helios, has been ported to the ARM, SGS Thompson Transputer, Intel i860, Motorola 68K and Texas Instruments DSP processors. |
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| Lenovo ThinkCentre thin clients run a flexible Linux-based thin client operating system, LeTOS or Windows Embedded Standard 7 and can be managed by LTM at no additional cost. |
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