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1. MS-DOS

MS-DOS which is short for Microsoft Disk Operating System is a non-


graphical command line operating system developed for IBM compatible
computers with x86 microprocessor. The operating system used a command
line interface for the user to input commands to navigate, open and
manipulate files on their computer.

Features:

It is a single user operating system meaning only one user can operate at
a time.
It is a light weight operating system allowing users to have direct access
to the BIOS and its underlying hardware.
Loads data and programs from external sources and bring them into the
internal memory so they can be used on the computer.
Enables the computer to perform input and output operations such as
taking commands from keyboard, printing information on the screen.
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It also controls and manages other external devices such as the printer,
keyboard or external hard drive using various drive utilities.

Drawbacks:

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It does not allow multiple users to operate on the system.


It does not support graphical interface hence mouse cannot be used to
operate it.
It does not support multiprogramming meaning it can only have one
process in the ram.
It lacked memory protection which meant no security, and less stability.
It has difficulty in memory access when addressing more than 640 MB of
RAM.

2. Windows Operating System

Windows is an operating system designed by Microsoft to be used on a


standard x86 Intel and AMD processors. It provides an interface, known as a
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menus, dialog boxes, buttons, tabs, and icons. The operating system was
named windows since the programs are displayed in the shape of a square.
This Windows operating system has been designed for both a novice user
just using at home as well as for professionals who are into development.

Features:

It is designed to run on any standard x86 Intel and AMD hence most of
the hardware vendors make drivers for windows like Dell, HP, etc.
It supports enhanced performance by utilizing multi-core processors.
It comes preloaded with many productivity tools which helps to complete
all types of everyday tasks on your computer.
Windows has a very large user base so there is a much larger selection of
available software programs, utilities.
Windows is backward compatible meaning old programs can run on
newer versions.
Hardware is automatically detected eliminating need of manually
installing any device drivers.

Drawbacks:

Windows can be expensive since the OS is paid license and majority of its
applications are paid products.
Windows has high computer resource requirement like it should have
high ram capacity, a lot of hard drive space and good graphics card.
Windows slows and hangs up if the user loads up many programs at the
same time.
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Windows is vulnerable to virus attacks since it has a huge user base and
users have to update OS to keep up-to-date with security patches.

3. LINUX Operating System

The Linux OS is an open source operating system project that is a freely


distributed, cross-platform operating system developed based on UNIX. This
operating system is developed by Linus Torvalds. The name Linux comes
from the Linux kernel. It is basically the system software on a computer that
allows apps and users to perform some specific task on the computer. The
development of Linux operating system pioneered the open source
development and became the symbol of software collaboration.

Features:

Linux is free can be downloaded from the Internet or redistribute it under


GNU licenses and has the best community support.
Linux OS is easily portable which means it can be installed on various
types of devices like mobile, tablet computers.
It is a multi-user, multitasking operating system.
BASH is the Linux interpreter program which can be used to execute
commands.
Linux provides multiple levels of file structures i.e. hierarchical structure
in which all the files required by the system and those that are created by
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Linux provides user security using authentication features and also threat
detection and solution is very fast because Linux is mainly community
driven.

Drawbacks:

There’s no standard edition of Linux hence confusing for users and also
becoming familiar with the Linux may be a problem for new users.
More difficult to find applications to support user needs since Linux does
not dominate the market.
Since some applications are developed specifically for Windows and Mac,
those might not be compatible with linux and sometimes users might not
have much of a choice to choose between different applications like in
Windows or Mac since most apps are developed for operating systems
that have a huge user base.
Some hardware may not be incompatible with Linux since it has patchier
support for drivers which may result in malfunction.
There are plenty of forums to resolve Linux issues, but it may not always
match the user’s own level of technical understanding.

4. Solaris Operating System

Solaris or SunOS is the name of the Sun company’s Unix variant operating
system that was originally developed for its family of Scalable Processor
Architecture-based processors (SPARC) as well as for Intel-based
processors. The UNIX workstation market had been largely dominated by
this operating system during its time. As the Internet grew Sun’s Solaris
systems became the most widely installed servers for Web sites. Oracle
purchased Sun and later renamed to Oracle Solaris.

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Features:

Solaris is known for its scalability. It can handle a large workload and still
delivers indisputable performance advantages for database, Web, and
Java technology-based services.
Solaris systems were known to their availability meaning that these
operating systems hardly crashes at anytime and because of its internet
networking oriented design and broad scope of features it makes the job
of adding new features or fixing any problems easy.
It is built for network computing as it provides optimized network stack
and support for advanced network computing protocols that delivers
high-performance networking to most applications.
Solaris has advanced, unique security capabilities which includes some of
the world’s most advanced security features, such as user rights
management, cryptographic Framework and secure by default
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Provides tools to enable seamless interoperability, test new software and


efficiently consolidate application workloads.

Drawbacks:

Solaris is quite expensive since it’s an enterprise operating system. Also,


Solaris doesn’t provide updates for free.
Solaris lacks a good graphical user interface support and is not user
friendly.
Hardware support is not nearly as good as many other operating
systems.
Performance would degrade considerably since Solaris cannot make use
of different hardware that efficiently.
Solaris sometimes becomes unstable and crashes due to total
consumption of CPU and memory.

5. Symbian Operating System

Symbian OS was the most widely-used smartphone operating system in the


world based on ARM architecture, until it was discontinued in 2014. It was
developed by Symbiant Ltd, which was a partnership among PDA devices
and smartphone manufacturers like Psion, Motorola, Ericsson, and Nokia.
The Symbian Operating System was developed of two sub system where
the first is the microkernel-based operating system with its associated
libraries, and the other being interface of the OS with which the user
interacts. It was explicitly developed for smartphones and hand held digital
devices since this operating system consumes very low power, battery-
based devices and also for ROM-based systems.

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Features:

Its kernel known as EKA2 features preemptive multithreading,


scheduling, memory management system and device drivers.
Allows third party software to enhance the platform for better
performance of the operating system.
Symbian Interface is easy to use and very user friendly.
Applications for Symbian are normally written in C++ or Symbian C++
using Symbian Software Development Kit (SDK).
Symbian can also run applications written in Python, Java ME, Flash Lite,
Ruby and .NET.
Connectivity is lot easier and faster.
Symbian OS has good efficiency and stability.

Drawbacks:

Responsiveness is not smooth and sensitive as other operating systems.


The Symbian OS is very vulnerable and can be easily affected by a Virus.
Lack of virtual memory.

6. Android Mobile Operating System

Android is a Google’s Linux based operating system it is designed primarily


for touch screen mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet computers.
The hardware which can be used to support android is based on three
architectures namely ARM, Intel and MIPS design lets users manipulate the
mobile devices intuitively, with finger movements that mirror common
motions, such as pinching, swiping, and tapping making these applications
comfortable for the users.

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Features:

The android operating system is an open source operating system means


that it’s free and any one can use it.
Android offers optimized 2D and 3D graphics, multimedia, GSM
connectivity, multi-tasking.
Android OS is known for its friendly user interface and exceptional
customizable according to the user’s taste.
Huge choice of applications for its users since Playstore offer over one
million apps.
Software developers who want to create applications for the Android OS
can download the Android Software Development Kit(SDK) to easily
develop apps for android.
Android would consume very little power but deliver extreme
performance since its hardware is based on ARM architecture.

Drawbacks:

The design and coding of intuitive modern user experiences and


interfaces poses a difficulty because of its dependency on Java.
Most apps tend to run in the background even when closed by the user
draining the battery.
Performance is bound to take a hit as multiple programs run
simultaneously in the background at any given time.
Android
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Apps have lower security profiles and make users more susceptible to
data breaches.

7. iOS Mobile Operating System

iOS which is short for iPhone OS is a mobile operating system created and
developed by Apple Inc. exclusively for its hardware like A12 Bionic chip
that presently powers many of its mobile devices, including the iPhone, iPad,
and iPod. The iOS user interface is based upon using multi-touch gestures
such as swipe, tap, pinch, and reverse pinch. The purpose of these finger
actions is to provide the user with fast responsive inputs given from multiple
fingers to the multi-touch capacitive screen display.

Features:

It is written in C, C++, Objective-C and Swift and is based on the


Macintosh OS X.
Has excellent and intuitive user interface and very fluid response.
Performance of iOS is unbeatable.
iOS comes with a lot of default apps, including an email client, web
browser, media player and the phone app.
Availability of higher quality apps which can be downloaded from the
Appstore.
Apple has provided its own iOS software development kit (SDK) for the
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iOS is much safer than other mobile operating systems and has fewer
security breaches as well.
Provides regular updates and security patches.

Drawbacks:

The OS is closed source instead of open source hence beta testing taking
a lot of time since its only available to limited developers.
The amount of memory space the iOS applications occupy is very large
when compared with other mobile platforms.
Lack of customization compared to other operating systems.
Doesn’t allow third party installations.
Having intense graphics and animations consumes more power and
causes battery drains.
iOS is resource intensive operating system due to which older devices
struggle to run it.

8. FreeBSD

FreeBSD is a free and open-source operating system based on the Unix


operating system. It is widely used as a server operating system, but it can
also be used as a desktop operating system.

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Free BSD

Some of the key features of FreeBSD include:

Robust and stable: FreeBSD is known for its robust and stable nature,
making it a popular choice for servers and other mission-critical
applications.
Performance: FreeBSD is designed for performance, and its use of
advanced memory management and process scheduling algorithms
results in fast and efficient system performance.
Security: FreeBSD has a strong focus on security, and includes many
features to help secure a system, such as security-enhanced kernels,
mandatory access controls, and secure levels.
Flexibility: FreeBSD is highly flexible and customizable, allowing users to
configure the operating system to meet their specific needs.
Large repository of software: FreeBSD has a large repository of software
packages available, making it easy for users to install and use the
software they need.
Networking: FreeBSD is designed for networking, and includes a range of
advanced networking features, such as support for IPv6, TCP/IP, and
virtual networking.
BSD license: FreeBSD is released under the BSD license, which allows
users to freely use, modify, and redistribute the operating system as they
see fit.

Drawbacks

Like any operating system, FreeBSD has some drawbacks and limitations.
Some of the most notable ones are:

Limited hardware support: While FreeBSD has a wide range of hardware


support, it may not support some of the latest or most cutting-edge
hardware devices, especially when compared to other operating systems
like Windows or macOS.
Complexity: FreeBSD is known for its advanced features and technical
capabilities, but this can also make it a more complex operating system to
use and set up compared to other options, especially for less experienced
users.
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as those around Linux or Ubuntu. This can make finding help or support
more challenging for some users.

Overall, FreeBSD is a powerful and versatile operating system that is well-


suited for use as a server or desktop operating system, particularly for users
who value stability, performance, and security.

9. Chrome OS

Chrome OS is a Linux-based operating system developed by Google. It is


primarily designed for use on Chromebook laptops, although it can also be
run on other devices such as desktop computers and tablets. Chrome OS is
designed to be simple and fast, with a focus on web-based applications and
cloud-based storage.

Chrome OS

Features:

Speed and simplicity: Chrome OS is designed to start up quickly and be


easy to use, with a simple and clean user interface.
Web-based apps: The majority of applications used on Chrome OS are
web-based, accessed through the Chrome web browser.
Integration with Google services: Chrome OS integrates seamlessly with
Google services like Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar.
Automatic updates: Chrome OS is designed to receive automatic updates,
ensuring that the operating system and its security features are always
up-to-date.
Security: Chrome OS is known for its strong security features, including
automatic updates, built-in virus protection, and secure boot.

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Limited offline functionality: Chrome OS relies heavily on an internet


connection, and many of its applications and features may not work
properly without an internet connection.
Limited software options: While the selection of web-based apps
available for Chrome OS is growing, it is still limited compared to other
operating systems like Windows or macOS.
Limited hardware compatibility: Chrome OS is designed to work best on
Chromebooks, and may not work as well on other devices, especially
those with limited hardware specifications.
Dependence on Google services: If you use Chrome OS, you are heavily
dependent on Google services, which may not be suitable for everyone.

These are some of the features and drawbacks of Chrome OS. While it may
not be the best operating system for everyone, it is well-suited for users
who prioritize speed, simplicity, and security and rely primarily on web-
based applications.

10. Mac OS

macOS is a proprietary, Unix-based operating system developed by Apple


Inc. It is the primary operating system for Apple’s Mac computers and
laptops. It was first introduced in 2001 as Mac OS X, and was later renamed
to macOS in 2016.

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Mac OS

Features:

User-friendly interface: macOS has a clean and intuitive graphical user


interface, making it easy to use for both beginners and advanced users.
Integration with Apple’s ecosystem: macOS integrates well with Apple’s
other products, such as the iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, allowing for
seamless connectivity and data transfer between devices.
Built-in applications: macOS comes with a range of built-in applications,
such as iMessage, FaceTime, and Safari, making it possible to perform a
wide range of tasks without having to install additional software.
High-quality software: Apple is known for its focus on quality, and
macOS is no exception. The operating system includes high-quality
applications and is known for its stability and reliability.

Drawbacks:

Price: macOS is a proprietary operating system, and Mac computers are


typically more expensive than other types of computers.
Limited hardware compatibility: Because macOS is only available on
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hardware compatibility, especially when compared to other operating


systems like Windows or Linux.
Proprietary software: Many of the applications and software available for
macOS are proprietary and only available from Apple’s App Store, which
can limit user choice and flexibility.
Lack of customization: Unlike other operating systems, such as Linux,
macOS has limited customization options, making it less flexible for
advanced users who want to change the look and feel of their operating
system.

In conclusion, macOS is a high-quality operating system with a user-friendly


interface and tight integration with Apple’s ecosystem. However, it is more
expensive and less customizable than other operating systems, and is
limited to Apple’s hardware.

Applications and their suitable Operating Systems:

These are explained as following below.

1. Database and Web Server Management: The best suitable operating


system for database and web server management is SOLARIS, is Unix
Operating system, which itself is designed for enterprise web servers where
robust applications and database is deployed where throughput is very high
and needs the server 24×7 up and less down time.

Solaris has Zettabyte File System(ZFS) which is a revolutionary file and


logical volume manager that control the storage and retrieval of data
which is not found in any other operating system.
Solaris is provided with a Service Management Facility (SMF) that is
responsible for management of system and application services that
improves the availability of a system by ensuring that essential system
and application services function normally without any troubles even in
the case of hardware or software failures which is also known as Oracle
Solaris Predictive Self-Healing capability.
Solaris provides awesome observability utilities which can be used to find
performance bugs, functional bugs and kernel bugs.
Solaris scales well on multi-socket multicore systems with large number
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scalability whereas most of the other operating systems only provide


vertical scaling.
Solaris has always provided strict security providing additional barriers
and immune systems to prevent any data breaches to their servers.

Hence since Solaris is reliable, very stable, extremely fast, and secure
operating system comparing to other OS which have raw performance and
security problems it is the ideal operating system for any database
management systems like SQL and web service servers .

2. Cluster Computing: Clustering is a technique where multiple computers,


storage devices and redundant interconnections are used to create a single
highly available system. Each computer in it is a node. The best preferred
operating system for cluster computing is LINUX which is a UNIX based
open source freely distributed operating system which offers many robust
network features.

Since Linux operating system is highly customizable, which plays an


important role in resource management and performance optimization
which makes it most convenient for building or setting up large, multi-
processor clusters while such modifications are very limited or in some
cases restricted in other operating systems like windows.
Management of storage access is often troublesome when multiple
computers are organized to form a cluster, this where Linux’s clustered
file system may be come in handy to organize data storage and access
across all of the cluster nodes connected.
Linux clustered file systems will employ utilities to actually power down
the faulty node.
Linux is scalable hence making it easy to add resources to the cluster.
Linux has the added advantage of availability of most scientific and
engineering software and compilers readily through package managers
and they can be easily configured and compiled without hassle.

Since clustering applications are such that they require an OS with utmost
portability, performance, scalability and serious computational power, Linux
distributions like Redhat or CentOS are best suited for these computer
cluster like Beowulf cluster.
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very user friendly. Windows offers best selection of software and can run on
widest variety of hardware that the user has.

Windows operating systems offer a suite of built-in utilities and


applications like text processors, e-mail clients, calendars, calculators,
image and video viewers, editors, snapshot tools, voice recorders, and
web browsers, and apps for maps, cameras, news, weather, and contacts
and many more can be installed from the internet if the user desires.
Windows provides a suite of productivity applications under Office suite
like Word, Presentations, Spreadsheets etc.
Microsoft’s cloud storage platform OneDrive which helps the users to
backup files and use them in any device anywhere.
Windows provides a huge range of interface customization options.
Windows 10 had full touch screen support, and it offers a Tablet mode
that lets users to switch between using the pen and keyboard for inputs
to increase productivity.
Windows even provides a voice assistant that is capable of tasks like
opening apps and web pages, informing the weather, etc.
Windows OS makes it easier to arrange windows on the screen and lets
users to create multiple virtual desktops for multi-tasking applications.

Hence for creative, productive and daily tasks of users like creating
presentations, editing images, surfing the internet, etc Windows is the best
operating system.

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