The book provides a comprehensive introduction to operating system concepts, covering the fundamental principles, design issues, and implementation details of modern operating systems. The authors aim to provide a clear understanding of the complex interactions between hardware, software, and system components.
If you're interested in learning operating system concepts, I recommend the original book. If you're looking for a more localized perspective or an affordable alternative, you might consider Ekta Walia's book.
As for downloading a PDF of the book, I must remind you that copyright laws vary by country, and it's essential to respect the authors' and publishers' rights. You may be able to find a legitimate digital version of the book through online retailers, libraries, or educational institutions. Be cautious of unauthorized sources offering PDF downloads, as they might infringe on copyrights.
Original book by Silberschatz, Galvin, and Gagne: 4.5/5 Ekta Walia's likely derivative work: 3.5/5 (assuming it's a well-done adaptation)
Assuming Ekta Walia's book is a derivative work based on the original, here's a review: