Assignment 1 Mac OS

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Assignment 1 Mac OS

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Open source project built with prerelease Xcode 12.2 with Apple Clang 12.0.0, Ninja 1.10.0.git, and CMake 3.16.5. Performance tests are conducted using specific computer systems and reflect the approximate performance of MacBook Air. Operating System 1 An Operating System (OS) is an interface between a computer user and computer hardware. An operating system is a software which performs all the basic tasks like file management, memory management, process management, handling input and output, and controlling peripheral devices such as disk drives and printers. Mac OS X We strongly recommend all students update to the latest version of the operating system, Mac OS X Mavericks (10.9). Download and install the newest Xcode from the App Store to compile the CHAI3D library. No drivers are needed! Programming Assignment #1 1. Environment l OS: Windows, Mac OS, or Linux l Languages: C, C, C#, Java, or Python (any version is ok) 2. Goal: find association rules using the Apriori algorithm 3. Requirements The program must meet the following requirements: l.

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Theoperating system offers many function and services to manage the hardware and softwareof a computer system. It offers a stable way for the application to deal withthe hardware. This makes it easier for the user to interact with the softwarethat is available on the computer. Without the OS on a computer system theusers will not be able to run a software program on their computer, which iswhy the OS is the most important software on a computer system. The OS alsomakes it easier for users to connect different input and output hardware to thecomputer. Every operating has device drivers which is a group of files thatallow more than one hardware device to connect to the computers operatingsystem. Without device drivers hardware devices will not work as they are notconnected to the computers operating system. For example without devicesdrivers for a computer printer, the printer will not work as it cannotcommunicate with the operating system.

Firewall is anoperating systems security as it prevents other computers that are connects tothe same network, to gain access or steal data off of your computer. It onlyallows authorised programs to access data. You as the user can allow what toreceive and what to send out. For example if software data is required on allthe computers on the network, you can choose to update or postpone it. The usercan also protect their folders by adding a password or providing controlledaccess, which can limit file access for other users on the computer system. Byadding passwords to folders it prevents other users to access it and byproviding controlled access it can stop other users from reading, writing, deleting,and renaming or copying documents from the folder. File Management is used byoperating system to organise and keep track of files on the computer system. Ituses directories to organise files into a tree structure.

Microsoft Windows: Windows is created by a company called Microsoft which releasedits first OS in 1985 which lacked a huge amount of functionality. The current Windows OD uses a graphical userinterface which allows the user to interact with the computer by using theimages/icons. This makes it easier for the user to use the computer as they donot need to type in commands to run.
Mac OS X: Mac OS X iscreated by Apple which released their first OS in 1984. The Mac OS created toonly run on Mac computers, since 2002 all Mac computers have the OS alreadyinstalled to it. The Mac OS previously ran on PowerPC-based Macs but since 2006they have ran on Intel. Same as Windows, Mac OS uses a graphical user interfacemaking it easier for the user to use the computer.
Linux: Same as MacOS X, Linux also uses a Unix-based system, however Linux is a completely open sourcewhich allows the user to modify their OS and even create their own from a basictemplates from Linux.

M1: Comparing Windows and Linux

Microsoft Windows
	Windows could cost from £70 plus depending on what type of windows the users wants.
Software	Windows has a much more available software programs, utilities and games than Linux. Windows have more because of they have more users than Linux.	Linux has many available software programs, utilities and games.
Software Cost	Windows does have software programs, utilities and games for free however many of the software could cost you from £20 to £200+.	Software programs available on Linux are mainly freeware or open source. However some programs such as Gimp, OpenOffice etc. are sometime available for free or at low cost.
	Windows have more support for hardware devices, they are almost compatible with every manufactures. Windows are more compatible because they have a larger amount of users.	Linux will still not be support by many hardware devices, however the hardware devices that have driver support they will could work in all versions of Linux.
	Microsoft Windows may have made a lot of improvements to the security of their operating system, but they are still very vulnerable to be attacked by viruses.	Linux is much more secure operating system as they hardly get attacked by viruses.
GUI	Windows is a GUI operating system and is very similar to Mac OS, as it uses icons and text to navigate.	Linux is a GUI operating system. As it uses icons and text to navigate around the operating system.
File Management	Windows replaced NTFS and now use Fat32 as it is faster and reliable.	Linux uses ext4 file system type which is slightly faster than Windows NTFS file system type.
User Support	Once the users have purchased the operating system, they can get support by calling up the company for help or visit their website.	Linux users can only get support through the internet, as they have not purchased the operating system so they will have to ask other Linux users for help. E.g. through forums etc.
Microsoft support files such as Ext2, Ext3, Ext4, Jfs, ReiserFS, Xfs, Btrfs, FAT, FAT32 and NTFS.	Linux only supports files such as FAT, FAT32, NTFS and eXFAT
	Microsoft has made many improvements in reliability for the Windows operating system however the reliability is not as good as Linux as they still have many issues.	Many of the Linux operating system versions are very reliable as they can run for months without needing to reboot.
Gaming	Nearly every game is compatible with Windows.	Some games are available on Linux, however some games can only be played through Wine.
'the ability for the user and technicians to customize the system settings and appearance	Microsoft Windows is very user friendly as it is very simple to use. Windows also allows the technicians to customise the operating system to the user needs.	Linux on the other hand is not as user friendly as Windows, as there is not many customisation options for the technician to customise the operating system to suit the user.

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