On 20030425T105530+0200, Ottavio Campana wrote:
> I personally dislike Modern Operating Systems, I've read it and I didn't
> enjoy it. The last version of the book is much less tecnichal than the
> previous one, the so called Operating Systems. To give you the idea,
> Modern Operating Systems doesn't talk about Minix any more, you don't
> see a line of code, but it's full of "vaporware" about usb, windows and
> other things.
You seem to be confusing two books. One is Modern Operating Systems and
the other is Operating Systems: Design and Implementation. In the words
of their author, the first is hands-off, the second is hands-on. They
are different books: MOS 1st ed was published around the same time as
OSDI.
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