Server Base and Desktop Operating Systems
Desktop/Stand-alone Operating Systems:
Desktop/Stand-alone Operating System are that operating systems which works on desktop or notebook
computer are called desktop Operating Systems. The example of standalone Operating System are DOS, windows 95, Windows NT workstation, Windows Me and
Windows XP Home edition, Windows XP Professional edition, windows 2010, mac OS,
OS/2 etc.
Some
popular standalone/desktop Operating System are following:
1.
DOS:
DOS stand for Disk Operating System. It was developed by Microsoft in early 1980 for
personal computers. It is a single-user, single-tasking Operating System.
2.
Windows 95, 98, Me:
In
1995 Microsoft introduce windows 95 Operating System, includes the feature of
graphical user interface. windows 95 are multitasking, networking, multimedia,
and many other capabilities Operating System. Microsoft introduced Windows 98
new version of windows 95 during 1998, Windows Me (millennium edition) in 2000.
3.
Windows XP:
Windows
XP(experience) is the one of the most popular product of Microsoft Corporation
which is released in 2001. XP stand for experience. It is fastest and most
reliable Operating System. Three versions of Windows XP are Home edition,
professional, and Windows XP server.
4.
MAC:
Macintosh Operating System is a product of Apple. It was one of the first successful GUI.
It was released with Macintosh computer in 1984. Now the latest version of Macintosh operating system is called Mac OS X.
Server base/Network Operating System:
Server
base/Network Operating System are those operating system which supports
networks(client/server) is called network Operating System. It normally works
on a server. Some examples of network operating system or Windows NT server,
Windows 2000 server, Netware, Unix, Linux and Solaris.
Some
popular Server base/Network operating system are following:
1.
Netware:
Novell's Netware is network Operating System. It is designed for client/server
network.
2.
Windows NT Server:
Microsoft
introduced its Windows NT (new technology) Operating System in 1995.
It is
designed for client/server networks. The server of the network uses Windows NT (new
technology) server. The client computer use Windows NT workstation.
3.
Unix:
Unix is
multitasking, Operating System. It was developed in early 1970 at Bell
Laboratories. Many versions of this operating system are available. It uses
command driven interface.
4.
Linux:
Linux is free, multitasking and network Operating System. It was developed in 1991.
There is Many versions of Linux are use command-line interface and some other
GUI.
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