Introduction To GUIbased Operating System....! GUI आधारित ऑपरेटिंग सिस्टम का परिचय....! GUI Based

In the previous chapter we learnt about basics of computer. In this chapter we will discuss about user friendly features of Windows Operating System and Linux. Microsoft has produced a number of Operating System. Windows 95/98/ME, Windows NT, Window XP, Window Vista, Windows 7, Window 8 are some of them. The Operating System Which we have selected as reference is Windows XP and Windows 7. 

OBJECTIVE....

In this chapter we will discuss about Introduction, Objectives, Basics of Operating, The User Interface, Task Bar, Icons, Start Menu, Running an Application, Operating System Simple Setting, Changing Mouse Properties Adding and Removing Printer, File and Directory Management.. 

BASICS OF OPERATING SYSTEM.........

Basics of operating system are subject matter of letting know the pros and cons of an operating system.

Here  with we will discuss some of the operating system like Windows and Linux..

OPERATING SYSTEM........

An operating system plays an important role in the use of computer. It prepares a bare Machine usable for the user. In other words an operating system works as an interface between Computer and user. 

The Operating system enables the user to use the system resources and access several other programs effectively. Windows operating system offer icons. Graphics based interface to the users and they can use mouse to performs a number of operating.!

Types of Operating System: Generally, it can be categorized into four types, Based on the type of computer they control and short of applications they support.

• Single User, Single task : This type of Operating System manages the computer so that one user can effectively do one thing at a time 
• Single User Multi-tasking : Microsoft's Windows and apple's Mac OS are both example of operating system that will let a single user have several programs in operation at the same time.
• Multi User, Multi-task : This allows two or more users to run programs at the same time Some operating systems hundred or even thousands of concurrent users to works on for example Mainframe computers.
• Real Time Operating System : This kind of Operating System is used to control machinery scientific instrument, and industrial system. There is typically very little user interface capability. Resources are managed so that a particular operation executes precisely the same every time...