Linux, developed using the bazaar model, is more reliable and more responsive than many operating systems running on Intel PCs. Discuss in some detail why the bazaar model should, however, not be used for the Space Shuttle control software.

Explain the two opposing points of view on the kernel design of operating systems that are now in existence.

What are the main apples and oranges when it comes to the computer architecture of time-sharing systems and distributed systems? Have you ever considered weighing the pros and cons of both options side by side?

What is the kernel of an operating system?     It is a low-level, core component that handles access to the computer's hardware resources.     It translates a high-level computer language to low-evel machine instructions.     It's main purpose is to provide the pseudo-random number seeds used by the operating system.     All of the other choices (except "None of the other choices")     None of the other choice