OldHawk777's Journal: Project Definitions: For an OSOSOS

Definition:
    Operating System (OS) (beyond the case):
    Open Standards (OS)
    Open Source (OS)

      8-0 The main control software for a computer and/or on a networked
                device, which schedules and responds to all tasks.
      8-1 Allocates and/or manages all resources (hardware,
                communications, Input/Output Devices, Ports/Sockets, ...)
                and/or virtual machines/environments.
      8-2 Acts as the core (kernel) interface for software development
                programmers, Networks and Systems Administration folks, and
                the occasional expert users.
      8-3 Allows the user population access to all tractable and
                amicable applications and services on the network.
      8-4 Provides all Intranet protocols and/or requirements for LAN
                connectivity (could be proprietary, but not required),
      8-5 Delivers compliance with required protocols and standards for
                Internet and/or WAN Connectivity for the users' community
                (should never be proprietary).

      Note: By this definition, the standards, protocols, and (at least) the communications applications used on the World Wide Web (WWW) [AKA: Internet], act as the Independent Architecture (for Users on a virtual interoperability network) operating system supporting online User, Institutional, Government, and Business enterprise applications, such as banking, shopping, VTC, VoIP, Distance Learning, LEIA, Distributed Processing, Cluster Processing, Telemedicine, Disaster Relief Operations, ...~8-0 Without industry/government saying, I think/perceive, the kernel side (anything on a LAN connected to the internet) uses TCP/IP to respond to all external task and most internal task. Major and minor computing systems in a LAN connected to the internet can remotely allocates and/or manages resources (as allowed by policy/process) anywhere in the world that are connected to the internet (using HTML, XML, TCP, IP, Java, .... Zero-Five it is real-time processing?

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OldHawk777