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Operating systems are central to the operation of computers. One of the more famous ones is known as DOS (Disk Operating System) which ruled as the supreme operating system for many years until it was slowly side-stepped by more advanced systems. It has not been totally discarded however as some operating systems, like Microsoft Windows, still use it as a base for its operation. There are now a number of operating systems that are on the market, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Some are more stable than others while some are more user-friendly than others. In addition, they each have their own unique logo that make them easily identifiable as being used on a particular machine.
Let us take a look at a few of the more common ones. These include:
Windows: 
Linux/Unix: 
Mac OS: 
In terms of stability, Linux/Unix and Mac are more stable than Windows. They all have a similar level of user-friendliness and ease of access. All have an advantage over the other in one way or another. What each person chooses to use is based on personal choice and what they want from the particular OS. I have used Windows more than the rest, Linux being next in line. Since Windows has been my dominant OS of choice, a lot of the commands and functions in Linux have to be continually ingrained so that I remember how and when to use them. In any case, all OS have a place in the future of computer development.
Disclaimer: All images are the copyright of their respective trademark owners. Kraig Grayson’s Blog does not have any direct affiliation with any of the companies who own the above mentioned operating systems. All views expressed herein are strictly those of the author of this blog post and have not been influenced by any third party or otherwise.
