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operating systems, the concept of a process is presented as playing
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a central role in operating-system design, whereas it ought to be
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presented as an unfortunate necessity due to the limited address
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space of existing minicomputers in the 1970s. It is also presented
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space of existing computers in the 1970s. It is also presented
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as \emph{the} method for obtaining some kind of \emph{security},
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preventing one application from intentionally or accidentally
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modifying the data of some other application. In reality, there are
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