KnowraTime-sharingLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Time-sharing, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 2Related 6Narrower topic 1Compared with 3Cloud computingNarrower topic: It established the idea of delivering shared computing capacity to many users.UnixRelated: Unix inherited the interactive, shared-computer setting of time-sharing research.Mainframe computerRelated: It lets many users and applications share mainframe resources concurrently.Douglas EngelbartRelated: Time-sharing made interactive access possible, while Engelbart emphasized augmenting collaborative work.Alan KayCompared with: Kay favored powerful personal machines over dependence on terminals connected to shared computers.J. C. R. LickliderRelated: It made interactive computing practical for many users before personal computers existed.Concurrent computingBroader topic: It creates concurrent progress by interleaving tasks on shared processing hardware.MultiprocessingCompared with: Time-sharing creates overlapping progress on one processor without simultaneous execution.Wesley A. ClarkCompared with: Unlike shared mainframe access, the LINC put computing resources directly beside an individual researcher.Whirlwind IRelated: Whirlwind helped establish interactive computing, a practice later expanded through time-sharing.Computer multitaskingBroader topic: Short time slices create the familiar appearance that many programs run at once.History of softwareRelated: It replaced batch-only workflows with direct interaction on shared computers.