What is Difference Between Linux and Windows OS.Hardware and software requirements.
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Linux and Windows both are operating systems. Linux is open source and is free to use whereas Windows is a proprietary.
Following are the important differences between Linux and Windows.
Windows is a series of operating systems, computer operating system (OS) developed by Microsoft for personal desktops/devices or computer (PC). Each operating system comes with a graphical user interface (GUI) with a desktop that allows a user to view all files, videos, etc. It is designed to run on x86 hardware such as AMD, Intel processors. So windows OS comes with almost all company that made PC’s or laptops. Linux is an open-source operating system based on UNIX, created in 1991.
It is software which sites underneath of all other software on a computer. Users can modify the existing code and create distributions from it as it is an open-source operating system. Linux is mostly used as a server – as most of the web pages over the internet are generated from Linux servers.
The first version of Windows OS is released in 1985, which is a simple GUI, an extension of the existing disk operating system (MS-DOS) and major release. From my perspective, the 1995 consumer release has integrated windows and DOS with built-in internet support. Most of the PC is currently running on the Windows operating system only. The latest Windows OS version is Windows 10, which is currently ruling the market.
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