Operating Systems: Internals and Design Principles 8th Edition 8th Edition

The book "Operating Systems: Internals and Design Principles 8th Edition" has received mixed reviews from customers. Some users find the content to be a bit dated, with inaccuracies about current operating systems like Windows and Linux. However, others appreciate its affordability and Consider it a good starting point for learning about operating systems. It has been described as the "best book for learning operating systems" and "very helpful" for college classes. On the other hand, there are complaints about the writing style, with mentions of confusion, grammar mistakes, and the need for better editing. Some customers have mentioned the material being interesting and challenging but emphasize the importance of reading the content before attempting the questions. In summary, while the book may be outdated in some aspects, it still serves as a valuable resource for learning about operating systems. However, there are criticisms regarding its writing style that potential readers should be aware of before making a purchase.