An operating system is a piece of software that manages all other software applications and hardware on a machine, providing a common platform for programmes and enabling the computer to function. Today, almost all devices- from Computers to Smartphones and Smart-gadgets need an operating system to function. While a few operating systems are optimised to run on specific hardware, several are designed to run on a wide range of devices. Operating systems are generally pre-installed onto the devices. The commonly used desktop operating systems include Windows, OS X and Linux. Microsoft Windows operating system continues to be the most common desktop operating system at home and in the office.
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Microsoft Windows is the world’s predominant desktop operating system (OS) in December 2020, with a stake of 76.56%. Since its initial release in 1985, Microsoft Windows has emerged continuously. Some noteworthy Windows OS variant releases include Windows 95, Windows XP and Windows 7. Windows 10 is the newest addition to the family that runs on PCs, tablets and embedded devices.
[Infographic] The Evolution of Windows OS by Scalefusion Windows 10 MDM
