Internet Operating Systems: Introduction, Analysis and Conclusion
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The operating system is the heart of any computer system. It controls input/output, peripherals, and provides the platform on which all applications and processes run. Operating systems form the basis for the security of systems, and are the interface between the user and the computer. Today, most operating systems use graphic user interfaces (GUIs) for that interface, and seamlessly manage multiple processes simultaneously. This research considers some operating systems that are commonly used on the Internet, and evaluates their suitability to that purpose. Three operating systems are in common use on the Internet: Windows, OS X and Linux. These operating systems are also the dominant systems used both in business and for personal use, with Microsoft Windows-in its many variations-dominating the marketplace. Both Windows and OS X, which is the operating system of Apple computers, are proprietary systems. This means that they are developed and maintained by
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