Learning About Operating Systems
An operating system is a generic term for the multitasking software layer that lets you perform a wide array of 'lower level tasks' with your computer. By low-level tasks we mean:
- the ability to sign in with a username and password
- sign out the system and switch users
- format storage devices and set default levels of file compression
- install and upgrade device drivers for new hardware
- install and launch applications such as word processors, games, etc
- set file permissions and hidden files
- terminate misbehaving applications
SORRY, BUT YOUR FREE VIEWS HAVE RUN OUT!
"We hope you have noticed that this site is not like the others. It is free from advertising, spyware, and annoying clickbait. Therefore, we rely 100% on our user base for financial support. In fact, this site would not exist without the support of our hundreds of loyal subscribers. Your support begins with a free registration. Thank you."
Not convinced? Read our About us or Clients pages for more info, including testimonials, case studies, and more.