An operating system can demonstrate the appearance of an hour glass spinning around "forever and ever" until you either kill the process or reboot. This is often know as deadlock. Explain deadlock including an example of one and how the operating system overcomes it in the current times. As topics to include: Is there a certain method or algorithm used to minimize deadlocks? If so, what is it? Is there a difference in way deadlock is handled in Linux vs Windows operating systems and, if so, what is that difference?