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What are the types of OS? What is GUI, Which OS will come this side? What is NON-GUI and Which OS will come this side

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Last Update: September 11, 2009 Asked by: nagaraju.dv

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Submitted by: Rish

Os is in short for operating systems - A software to interface between the end user and the hardware. A software is normally divided into layered components to undertake various tasks at their levels.Its job is to hide all complexity involved from the end user.

GUI stands for Graphical user interface - Earlier OS didnt have a GUI - Fox example the legacy OS MS DOs - While later OS like Windows ar famous for their GUI. The most recent OS in development is Windows Vista after older Windows,Solaris,Linux and many other OS.

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October 31, 2006 10:06:20

Rish

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December 31, 2006 15:59:09

techron

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there are generally 8 typeBatch osParallel osSerial osNetwork osMultiprogramming osReal Time osTime Sharing osDistributive os.....i think the rest have been answered by my friend previously..

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January 11, 2007 06:34:14

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Hi all I would like to give an explanation regarding this.priorly there are 2 types of OS: viz Single-User Operating Systems and Multi-user Operating systems. Single-User are those which can be used for stand-alone systems eg: DOS. Multi-user user OS are those which have the capability to share data to more than on user .eg: Windows.After the Client/Server architecture came into existence There comes the necessity of an OS which can as a Server. These are Server OS. eg: Win NT Windows 2000 Server and so on.And we have different range of Server OS which types of OS clients. However that depends on the OS Vendor.ThanQSatish Kumar Vemula

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January 24, 2007 21:24:38

Hitashi Garg

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OS is a interface between user and computer hardware. There are two types of OS* Single User* Multiuser.

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May 16, 2008 07:33:44

sapnajain

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OS-operating system it support the software in the computer & it manages the admin of copmuter types of os are : windows vista windows xp windows server 2000 etc GUI is a graphical user interface it conect the user to the computer through operating system so its mainly a link between user & computer.

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May 05, 2009 07:01:07

vrushali kadam

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Two types of operating systems are there viz. single user and multiuser. GUI stands for Graphical User Interface. Microsoft Windows 98 Windows XP and Vista will come in GUI. Non-GUI will not support graphics it is text-based. MS DOS is an example for Non-GUI operating system.

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September 10, 2009 08:38:31

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Types of OS are GUI (Generic User Interface) common to all without any cost and
Non-GUI (Commercial) .
Example for GUI: Red Hat LUNIX

Example for NON-GUI: Microsoft WINDOWS.

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