which is the best OS for PC

which is the best OS for PC

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Heri ya sikukuu wadau...nilipenda sana thread ya bwana yoso hapo awali alietaka kujua which is the best os kwa simu za mkononi..na nilipendezwa sana na majibu ya wachangiaji..na ikanipelekea kupenda kufahamu ipi os ipo juu katika aspect ya computers kati ya windows, mac, linux including mint, fedora, ubuntu, lin-X, ultimate editions na nyingizo kadhaa...mnakaribishwa
 
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In the world without gates and fences who needs windows......!!!

Serious though it depends what you are looking for Good graphical user interface, compatibility issues au stability ya OS.., bottom line it depends na preference ya mtu na wewe umezoea kutumia nini..., ila linux is very stable na mambo ya crashing or viruses za ajabu ajabu zitakuwa hazikusumbui sana
 
Vipi kuhu software zake. Maana nimeona karibu kila mtu anaepost hapa hasa juu ya softwares za ku-unlock modem na nyinginezo huwa wamebase sana na windows softwares. Ni wachache sana kama sio hakuna kabisa anaepost softwares za linux au mac..asa ubora wa linux au mac unakuja vipi kama apps nyingi hazipo compatible nayo
 
yah its true buddie ningekuwa kwenye pc ningekugongea like..

Hata we mkuu au hujaamua tu mbona hata kwenye simu unaweza kugonga like!! Ila hadi ubadili setting ya hiyo page kutoka wapsite kuwa Desktop ukibofya kuna kila kitu kama upo kwenye PC vile.
 
Kali kwenye mambo ya graphics na multimedia. Sajawahi kuona Network Operating System ya MAC!

Mbona siwaeliwi Jamani.... Graphix na OS wapi na wapi nyie. Nikuelewe vipi unaponiambia unatumia Mac halafu huna INTERGRATED GRAPHIX CARD kama NVIDIA au ATI haina maana hiyo. Ongeeni kitu kingine. Jiulize ni kwa nn Games Developers huwa wanatengeneza games nyingi sana za PC kuliko Mac halafu nipe majibu.
 
Nilitumia window kwa mda kama wa miaka kumi ila nilipoanza tumia Linux nkagundua nilikuwa late!
Linus is stable and free from virus intervention na mambo ya kucollapse nayo ni nadra sana.
Big up Linux developers
 
The Best OS for PC is Linux and other UNIX-based:
Pros:
  • Low number of viruses and other malware, similar to Mac OS X
  • Usually free
  • Large selection of Linux distributions to choose from.
  • Has a large amount of free and open source software equivalents to commercial Windows and Mac software
  • More easily customizable
  • Can run many Windows programs with the use of a compatibility layer such as Wine. (Programs such as Cedega can be used to run many Windows games)
  • Reliable with good performance and low requirements.

Cons:
  • Advanced use and installation of some software may require more advanced knowledge than is required for use of Windows and Mac.
  • Many commercial programs do not support Linux
  • Small commercial game library

Notes:
  • There are a few main types of Linux: Debian, Fedora, Red Hat, and SUSE. Ubuntu, a type of Debian, is highly popular among home users, as is SUSE, to a lesser extent. Fedora is more popular among businesses.
  • There are many other (non-Linux) UNIX-based operating systems (with the same UNIX base as Linux), including Mac OS X and SunOS (which are based on Free-BSD). There are also some UNIX-like operating systems.
  • Through customization and software like Beryl, Linux can be made to have advanced desktop effects similar to Aero on Windows Vista or Aqua on Mac OS X.
  • "Dependency hell" can make installation of certain programs on Linux difficult even for advanced users.

Best uses:
  • Experienced computer users looking for a good, free operating system.
  • Businesses looking for reliable and affordable computing, so long as they do not need Windows-only software and have a competent IT manager.

Bottom line:

Though there is no one clear best operating system, each does have its advantages and disadvantages, and different people will be best using different ones. Microsoft Windows is the most common operating system and is a reasonable choice for most people. Mac OS X is second-most popular (and gaining market share) and is an excellent operating system for those who can purchase a Mac. Linux is a very good advanced operating system available for free and is recommended for experienced users.

Mobile Operating Systems:

Aside from the main question of which OS to use in your home or work computer, lightweight mobile operating systems are also used (and almost always pre-installed or even hard-wired) in mobile devices such as cell phones, smartphones, PDAs, and Internet Notebooks/Superportables (which are similar to downsized laptops with low specifications). There is not a great deal of choice among these, and features differences are based more on the mobile device itself, and less on the operating system. Windows Mobile is usually used in Pocket PCs and Smartphones; iPhone OS (based on Mac OS X) is used in the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch; Symbian is used in Nokia, Sony-Ericsson, and other cell phones; and Linux-based mobile OSes are common both on cell phones and small Internet Notebooks


 
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