"being there to enable OTHER programs to work"
Is that part of the definition of an OS or what? I got one... is that like a stove allows you to cook food, but you don't actually eat the stove?
"eating up network bandwidth and administration resources"
You don't possibly manage a network, do you?
"being there to enable OTHER programs to work" Is that part of the definition of an OS or what? I got one... is that like a stove allows you to cook food, but you don't actually eat the stove? "eating up network bandwidth and administration resources" You don't possibly manage a network, do you?