Daemons

Daemons are background processes in computer operating systems that run continuously to perform specific tasks without direct user interaction. They often handle system functions such as managing printers, monitoring network activity, or scheduling updates. Think of them as unseen workers that operate silently in the background, ensuring the system runs smoothly and efficiently. Daemons start automatically when the system boots up and keep working behind the scenes, allowing users to focus on their tasks without interruptions. They are essential for maintaining system stability, security, and automation.