Good day friends,
I am in a course that loves to pose frustratingly vague questions to which I cannot find definitive answers. Last time I fought tooth and nail to argue with an instructor that Linux is multi-user even though it's run on a "personal" computer. (Please correct me if this is wrong).
My question today is: Does Linux "perform buffered I/O"?
My reaction initial reaction is: Well, of course! What modern OS doesn't? But I cannot find a definitive resource that states it plainly so that I can reference it.
So, does it? And would you perhaps know of a reference?
Thank you in advance!
I am in a course that loves to pose frustratingly vague questions to which I cannot find definitive answers. Last time I fought tooth and nail to argue with an instructor that Linux is multi-user even though it's run on a "personal" computer. (Please correct me if this is wrong).
My question today is: Does Linux "perform buffered I/O"?
My reaction initial reaction is: Well, of course! What modern OS doesn't? But I cannot find a definitive resource that states it plainly so that I can reference it.
So, does it? And would you perhaps know of a reference?
Thank you in advance!