DOS
| Definition | Distributed Operating System |
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What does DOS mean?
Distributed Operating System (DOS) is an Operating System (OS) that runs on several machines whose purpose is to provide a useful set of services and make the collection of machines behave more like a single machine. DOS is an operating system designed to work in a network.
8 more results for DOS
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| DOS | Disk Operating System |
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| DoS | Denial-of-Service |
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| DOS | Department of State |
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| DoS | Department of Space |
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| DOS | Democratic Opposition of Serbia |
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| DOS | Density of States |
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| DOS | Dioctyl Sebacate |
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| DOS | Diversity-Oriented Synthesis |
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What is the full form of DOS in Operating Systems?
The full form of DOS is Distributed Operating System
What are the full forms of DOS in Computing?
Disk Operating System | Denial-of-Service | Distributed Operating System
What are the full forms of DOS in Worldwide?
Disk Operating System | Denial-of-Service | Density of States | Dioctyl Sebacate | Diversity-Oriented Synthesis | Distributed Operating System
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