what is difference between real time OS and ordinary OS?
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Answer Posted / Jitendra Kumar Rajak
Real-time Operating Systems (RTOS) are designed to respond to events within a specified maximum time, while Ordinary Operating Systems (also known as non-real-time or soft real-time OS) do not guarantee a specific response time. RTOS is typically used in systems where timing is critical, such as in control systems, telecommunications equipment, and avionics. In contrast, ordinary OS is more commonly used in general-purpose computing devices like desktops, laptops, and smartphones.
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