Linux Operating System Implementation as an Administrative Network

Abstract

Many small-scale organisations today cannot
afford a world-class administrative system to
manage and control activities within the
organisation. We aim to provide an effective
and efficient system that is Linux based.
Linux Operating System is an open-source
operating system that provides low-cost,
open-source infrastructure. Since its opensource developers have been creating new and
improved versions of Linux OS for decades.
Most Linux-based OS like RHEL, centos,
Fedora etc. provides services mainly for
developers and very few services for the
administrative section of the organisation. We
are developing an operating system that
consists of a kernel that will have
multiprocessor features to help improve the
administrative area of the organisation. This
operating system is mainly popular because of
its highly customisable features that cater to
all kinds of specific needs of different user
ranges. It is very flexible, reliable and secure.
Users can even set their preferable Graphical
User Interface (GUI) choosing from a wide
range of options. This version of the Linux
Operating System that we will be focussing on
later in this research paper is about creating
an administrative network for organisations
to function and manage their tasks and
activities in achieving organisational goals.