OSbacked
OSbacked refers to a software architecture or design pattern where certain functionalities or resources are directly managed or provided by the underlying operating system, rather than being entirely implemented within the application itself. This approach leverages the capabilities of the OS to handle tasks such as memory management, process scheduling, file system access, and network communication. By offloading these lower-level operations to the OS, applications can often be simpler, more efficient, and more portable across different systems.
In an OSbacked system, the application interacts with the operating system through well-defined system calls or
The concept of OSbacked is fundamental to most modern operating systems and application development. It forms