Comparative Analysis of Windows and Linux System
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The document presents a comparative analysis of Windows and Linux operating systems, highlighting their differences in access, licensing, usability, support, security, and updates. Windows, developed by Microsoft, is a closed-source OS with limited customization, while Linux is open-source, allowing users full access to modify it. The analysis also discusses specifics like command line utilization, run levels, and the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
Comparative Analysis of Windows and Linux System
- 1. Comparative Analysis of Windows and Linux System Presented by Group G
- 2. OUR TEAM 191902025 Kazi Emad 191902039 Shoab Hasan 183002153 Zahid Hasan
- 3. OUR TEAM 191902012 Raihan Siddiq 191902043 Borhan Uddin 191902061 Shahrukh Rahman
- 4. TABLE OF CONTENTS Flavors vs Varieties 03 Access 02 Windows vs Linux 01
- 5. TABLE OF CONTENTS Licensing 04 Cmd line 05 Run level 06
- 8. Windows OS ● Released in 1985 ● Developed by Microsoft ● Simple GUI ● Current Version is Win 11
- 9. Linux OS ● Released in 1991 ● Open Source System ● Based on UNIX ● Mostly Used in Server Side
- 10. ACCESS In Linux user has access to the source code of kernel and alter the code according to his need. It has its own advantages like bugs in OS will fix at rapid pace and disadvantages like developers may take advantage of any weakness in OS if they found. In windows every user won't have access to the source code, only members of the selected group will have access to it. LiNux WiNdows
- 11. VARIETY Linux has various distributions which are highly customizable based on user needs. Windows has very few customization options available. LiNux WiNdows
- 12. Licensing In Linux with GPL-Licensed operating system, users are free to modify the software, can re-use in any number of systems and even they can sell the modified version. In Windows, with Microsoft license, users won't have access to source code and based on number of licenses- we can install only on those number of computers. LiNux WiNdows
- 13. Command Line In Linux, command line is a very useful tool for administration and daily tasks but for end users it doesn't make much difference. In windows, we have command line but can't use as Linux command line. We need to go to run and enter cmd then command line will open. LiNux WiNdows
- 14. Run level Linux has an inbuilt ability to stop at different run levels; with this, we can work using a command line and GUI if anyone has an issue In windows, if we encounter any problem in order to fix it, we need to reboot at run level 3 as an administrator/ root to find and fix the problem. LiNux WiNdows
- 15. Usability Linux is complicated to install but has the ability to complete complex tasks easier. Windows gives user’s a simple system to operate, but it will take a longer time to install. LiNux WiNdows
- 16. Support Linux has support via a huge community of user forums/websites and online search. Windows gives user’s a simple system to operate, but it will take a longer time to install. LiNux WiNdows
- 17. Security ● Security has had years to be tested and verified ● Security is tied to a file ● Ability to merge systems/domains ● Firewall functionality built-in to server ● Limited file access control ● Security not as strict ● No Auditing ● Stricter security available ● Greater control of access permissions. ● Auditing of security events ● Security still in infancy ● Most widely used software LiNux WiNdows
- 18. System Updates ● User has full control over when and what to update ● takes less time ● User has less control over when and what to update. ● takes more time to install. LiNux WiNdows
- 19. WSL
- 20. WSL ● WSL stands for Windows Subsystem for Linux. ● Runs a Linux environment directly on Windows 10 ● Two versions: WSL1, WSL2 ● Usages Microsoft’s built-in virtualization software called Hyper-V to run.
- 21. WSL 1. Enable WSL2 ● Installing and using WSL 2. Install WSL2
- 22. WSL 3. Download Linux distro ● Installing and using WSL 4. Launch Linux
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