Description: Enhanced fairness scheduling is a scheduling algorithm designed to manage the execution of processes in computing environments, prioritizing fairness among them. Unlike other algorithms that may favor certain processes based on their arrival time or priority, this approach seeks to ensure that all competing processes receive a fair share of CPU time. This is particularly relevant in environments where multiple applications or tasks must run simultaneously, as it helps prevent situations where some processes monopolize system resources, potentially leading to uneven performance and user dissatisfaction. Enhanced fairness scheduling is based on the idea that each process should have the opportunity to execute fairly, resulting in a smoother and more efficient experience for the end user. This type of scheduling is crucial in multitasking systems, where interaction between different applications can be intense and where fairness in access to system resources is essential for maintaining optimal performance and a satisfactory user experience.
