Almost all CPUs that have been used in personal computers since 1981 have been capable of supporting a desktop environment of some sort. This includes the Intel 8088 and descendants, the Motorola 68000, SPARC processors, PowerPC processors, ARM processors, Itanium processors, and Alpha processors. There are hundreds of models within each family, making a list of all of the ones that could support a desktop environment implausible.
A multiprocessor OS. Mac OS, Windows, and Linux all currently support this(as well as many others).
With a text mode text editor. Or simply switch it on if the OS supports X windows.
1.With server OS we can manage desktop OS. Server Os is higher version of Desktop OS. 2.server OS gives centralised administration for users shared resources higher security. But Desktop OS gives local machine administration only. 3.Server OS is fully covered & managed security. For (ex) Domain Controller application server print server etc. We make server with security. for Desktop OS Normal PC. We make low level security.
Two types of OS available one is client or desktop OS and the other is network OS. Desktop OS is the OS which can be used in a standalone computer but in case of network OS a group of computer can use it. Example: Desktop OS : Window xp,7 Network OS : Unix, Linux, Solaris - SuresH
Leopard supports both PowerPC- and Intel x86-based Macintosh computersSnow LeopardVersion 10.7: LionVersion 10.8: Mountain Lion
on x86-64 processors, yes. On Itanium, no.
MacOS 10.0
The next version of Mac OS X after 10.3.9 is Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger." The latest updated version of Tiger is 10.4.11. Apple supports Mac OS X 10.4 on Macs running PowerPC G3 or higher processors with a speed of 400MHz or faster and a built-in DVD-ROM drive.
No. The iPhone OS is compiled for ARM processors. Macbooks use Intel processors. Also, there is no touchscreen on a Macbook, so you'd have no way to control / use it.
nokia mobile supports windows OS and the sony erricission ,Motorola supports Linux OS.
OS is stored bydefault in C: drive of Your computer
Yes, it is possible to install Android OS into a desktop, but it will require modification on the user's part. However, there are all-in-one (AIO) computers where it runs Android OS, and one that can toggle between Android and Windows OS.