operating system , OS (abbreviation)

People think they know how you make money from operating systems.

And where do you go to get an operating system?

Only one of these operating systems could be used at a time.

How much do you know about the two companies and their operating systems?

What's the big deal about operating systems in the first place?

And does the operating system business have a future, or only a past?

Not going to work on any other kind of operating system.

You're still getting to run two operating systems at once.

And individual programs in the operating system thought they were all going at once.

Often these are only available for 32 bit operating systems.

It goes against the whole point of having an operating system.

You're able to do that with any of these operating systems.

In fact, it could be said about every operating system.

Would you buy a new operating system from this man?

This could all be done while the operating system was in use.

And it may be several more years before the services become a part of the company's operating systems.

"In 1995, no single operating system will have more than 40 percent market share."

The real issue is with the programs that run on top of the operating system.

Is this no longer necessary to use the operating system?

But changes in the operating system are far more complex.

An operating system is much like English or any other language.

And so an operating system is designed not for you.

And then from there it goes down into the operating system.

That's what I would want to write my operating system in.

Your operating systems on Earth must be very good ones.