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What type of operating system is usually used in personal computers?
Wiki User
∙ 8y ago
I'd say this question isn't very specific, but PCs definitely use what can be called a "client" OS while servers use a "server" OS.
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∙ 12y ago
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Which was the first widely used operating system in personal computers?
disk operating system
What are the three most common operating system for personal computers?
window operating system
What is better WIndows or Mac?
There are lots of opinions about these topics. One of them, Windows, is an operating system written by Microsoft which has many levels of power and complexity. It is usually found on personal computers built by many different manufacturers. Windows computers are usually refered to as "PC" which means "Personal Computer" even though the Mac is also a personal computer. "Mac" usually refers to a family of computers built by Apple Inc.. They usually run an operating system, also by Apple Inc. called OSX, the X coming from the tenth operating system released by Apple Inc. Mac computers are able to run the Windows operating system as well as OSX.
What is ms dos?
An operating system developed by Bill Gates for personal computers. Microsoft Disk Operating System.
Is Linux is an open source operating system that can be used both on personal computers and as a networking operating system?
yes
What was the first operating system installed in personal computers?
MS-Dos
What is the most widely used operating system for personal computers?
windows
What kind of operating system does a personal desktop computers?
windows by Microsoft
Do only personal computers need some form of operating software?
All computers need some sort of operating system.
What is name of the most widely operating system for personal computers?
Microsoft Windows
What was the first widely used operating system installed in personal computers?
MS-DOS was the first widely used operating system
Is it true that only personal computers need some form of operating system software?
no it is not..
