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I decided to give this book another read and wondering if it is worth buying the latest 4th at the moment edition or I should stick to my "vintage" one? Alex Never mind. I bought the 4th edition and see it's a massive update comparing to the first edition. So the answer to my question is YES it's totally wo …more Never mind. So the answer to my question is YES it's totally worth buying the latest edition. See 1 question about Modern Operating Systems…. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews.

Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Modern Operating Systems. Nov 28, Rasmus rated it it was ok. Very strict and stale structures in the language and disposition. Read Three Easy Pieces instead, much easier to read and more pedagogical while delivering the same content :. View 1 comment. Jan 04, Steve rated it liked it Shelves: non-fiction , read-in-school.

I really sunk my teeth into this book in an attempt to understand the years of computing that had come and gone before I began my entry into Computer Sciences. When it comes to understanding the core components of a computer system, there's no better place to begin learning.

The illustrations used in the book are a bit dated and unnecessary, but this book should remain useful for some time to come. The greatest book on operating systems by far. It combines plenty of information, flawless concise delivery, and useful exercises. This is one of the books that packs loads of technical details but reads as fiction.

The content is structured very well, whatever questions arise during reading are usually answered on the following few pages. Questions that have no answers yet are also given, thus engaging the reader and once again ensuring that the reader follows the book closely. All in all, this The greatest book on operating systems by far. All in all, this is pure classics and recommended to everyone in the software industry. View 2 comments. Feb 14, Swavy is currently reading it. View all 3 comments.

Shelves: technical-books , non-fiction , favorites. Despite the massively dorky cover, this is an incredible book. I was assigned this book as textbook used in Computer Science at Allegheny College, and while we did not read the entire book during that class, I intend to read it cover-to-cover this summer. Tanenbaum's clever, slightly witty writing style makes "Modern Operating Systems" a surprisingly engaging read for a textbook, and he's really adept at explaining concepts in OS theory and design in a very simple way that makes them quite e Despite the massively dorky cover, this is an incredible book.

Tanenbaum's clever, slightly witty writing style makes "Modern Operating Systems" a surprisingly engaging read for a textbook, and he's really adept at explaining concepts in OS theory and design in a very simple way that makes them quite easy to pick up.

The figures, while simple, are clear, easy to understand, and very frequent. Code snippets, written in C, are also frequent, well-commented, and easy to understand. These factors all make this book a much better operating systems text than some others I could mention. Tanenbaum explains not only how modern operating systems work, but why -- the history of the machines, people, and ideas that created the OS ecosystem we see today.

He's obviously an expert in his field, as evidenced by his work on Minix, and the book conveys a lot of his theories and ideas, many of which are arguably light-years ahead of those used in the operating systems we tend to actually use on a day-to-day basis.

After reading his book, one tends to see a lot of room for improvement in the OSes they use. It's really important, I think, for all programmers, not just systems programmers, to have a clear understanding of how operating systems work and how their code interacts with the OS.

Understanding how operating systems work and how they are designed is vital to writing good, efficient, and elegant software. While I'd definitely recommend this book to computer science professors over other similar textbooks, I'd also plug it to any pretty much any developer, programmer, or computer scientist who wants to improve their understanding of operating systems.

Apr 04, Jon Swanson rated it liked it Shelves: tech , nonfiction. A good solid explanation of operating systems, but a little disjointed. The book does a good job of outlining the basic components of an operating system, and how it works. With excellent tech books, I feel like i have not only been taught the facts of a technology, but why the technology was built the way it was.

That I remember many of the nitty gr A good solid explanation of operating systems, but a little disjointed. That I remember many of the nitty gritty details because I know what the implementers were thinking at design time, and why they made the choices that they did. It's a competent book, and the facts are clearly stated. He is Jewish. Tanenbaum also served as a lobbyist for the Sierra Club. View larger. The widely anticipated revision of this worldwide best-seller incorporates the latest developments in operating systems OS technologies.

Tanenbaum also provides information on current research based on his experience as an operating systems researcher. This product is part of the following series. Click on a series title to see the full list of products in the series. All rights reserved. Figure Three simple ways of organizing memory with an operating system and one user process.

Tanenbaum, Herbert Bos This solution manual includes all problems of Fourth edition From chapter 1 to chapter Most of problems are answered. Note : this is not a text book. Modern Operating Systems, 3rd Edition Sort by title original date published date published avg rating num ratings format.

Modern Operating Systems Andrew Stuart Tanenbaum born March 16, , sometimes referred to by the handle ast , [6] is an American-Dutch computer scientist and professor emeritus of computer science at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

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