User Interface simulating the major concepts of Operating Systems.
- System Calls (Terminal based GUI)
- Socket Programming
- CPU Scheduling
- Process Synchronization
- Disk Scheduling
- Memory Management
- Page Replacement
- File Allocation
- Multilevel Queue Scheduling
- Sleeping Barber Problem
- Second Chance Page Replacement Algorithm
Ubuntu
- Step1:-
sudo apt-get update
- Step2:-
sudo apt-get upgrade
- Step3:-
curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_9.x | sudo -E bash -
- Step4:-
sudo apt-get install -y nodejs
- Step5:- Go to Terminal, type
npm -v
and thennode -v
, verify that installation is successful.
Windows
- Step1:- Download Windows Installer (.msi) from here
- Step2:- Run the installer(.msi file downloaded in Step1)
- Step3:- Click Next, Accept the License Agreement
- Step4:- Let the default Destination Folder be as it is, Click Next
- Step5:- In Custom Setup, select npm package manager, Click Next
- Step6:- Click Install, and then Restart your PC
- Step7:- Go to Command Prompt, type
npm -v
and thennode -v
, verify that installation is successful.
- Open git bash
- git clone https://github.com/mishal23/os-simulator.git
- cd os-simulator
npm install
(To install all the dependency packages)npm start
- Go to Browser and type http://localhost:3000
- M. R Ashrit (@Ashrit26)
- Bobby Patil (@bobbypt05)
- Himanshu Nagdive (@himanshu1708)
- Mahir Jain (@mahirjain25)
- Mehnaz Yunus (@mehnazyunus)
- Mishal Shah (@mishal23)
- Mohit Bhasi (@m0bi5)
- Namrata Ladda (@Namrata7199)
- Nihal Haneef (@Nihalh55)
- Palak Singhal (@smarty1palak)
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!