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virtual devicean abstract specification of an input or output device that enables a programmer to interact with that device without knowing the details of the specific device, e.g. by using a printer language to se [..]
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virtual deviceA virtual device, in operating systems like Unix or Linux, refers to a device file that has no associated hardware. This type of file can be created with the mknod command, for instance. A virtual dev [..]
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