👉 Unforkedness is a concept in computer science that refers to the absence of forks (or forks) in a distributed system. Forks are special cases where one process has more resources than another, leading to an unbalanced distribution of tasks and resources. In a fork-free system, each process has access to all the resources needed for its task, without any interference from other processes or data streams. This can lead to increased efficiency and scalability in systems that have multiple processes interacting with each other.
