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Compare Operating Systems for stand-alone and networked computers.
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Assignment 2: Operating Systems The purpose of this assignment is to compare Operating Systems for stand-alone and networked computers. The following Operating Systems will be compared: * Windows 9x * Windows 2000/XP * Novell * UNIX/LINUX Windows 9x Windows 9x is the term that is used for the Operating Systems 'Windows 95' and 'Windows 98'. Windows 98 is the next upgrade to Windows 95. Although the appearance of both Operating Systems is similar, the unseen processes are different. The main features of Windows 98 are that the desktop was created to act as a web browser which is known as an Active Desktop. Another feature of Windows 98 is that this is the first operating System to be compatible with the FAT32 system which allows partition sizes to be greater than 2GB per partition, as the widely used USB ports were becoming popular, Windows 98 supported USB 1.0 and also DVD's were also supported. Although Windows 98...
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