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Demographics of Linux And Windows
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AUTHOR(S)
Ashutosh Dhamija, Robin Walia, Vidhu Rawal
KEYWORDS
Linux, windows, operating system, comparision.
ABSTRACT
In this paper we have compared Linux and windows. We have briefly explained Linux and its commands. We also analysed Linux systems's advantages & disadvantages with respect to cost, security, choice, software, hardware, understanding, compatibility and use of alternative programs. In the end we compared various operating systems in terms of connectivity, scalability, stability and other important parameters.
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