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desktop operating system
(redirected from client operating system)

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desktop operating system
The control program in a user's machine (desktop or laptop). Also called a "client operating system," Windows is the overwhelming majority while the Macintosh comes second. There are also several versions of Linux for the desktop. Contrast with network operating system.


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One exam on client operating system: (Any one from the following) 1) Exam 70-620 or configuration of windows vista client- this exam shall be applied either in elective or in client operating system.
“Windows 7 is the first client operating system to include the necessary pieces to allow the client to verify that it is communicating securely with a DNS server and verify that the server has performed DNSSEC validation on its behalf,” Corio said.
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