Part 1: Compare Two Operating systems

use Word or Writer to create a file called operating_system that describes two operating systems that you use. List the name of each operating system and its advantages and disadvantages. If you don't use two operating systems, list the one that you do use and use the web to research another operating system. Remember, smartphones and tablets have operating systems too!

Part 2: Determine you Operating System Version

The exercises at the end of Chapter 9 describe how to determine the operating system version of your computer. Following those instructions (or using instructions found on the web), determine your operating system version. Take a screen shot of the screen showing your version number and paste it at the bottom of the operating_system file created in Part 1.

Part 3:Configure your accessibility Settings

The exercises at the end of Chapter 9 describe how to configure the accessibility settings of your operating system. Following those instructions (or using instructions found on the web), determine your operating system version. Take a screen shot of the screen showing your accessibility settings and paste it at the bottom of the operating_system file created in Part 1. Then answer two of these questions:

-What accessibility settings might you consider using to make it easier for you to interact with your computer? Why?

-Do you feel that the accessibility features in your computer or mobile device's operating system are sufficient? Why or why not?

Answer these questions

-list your favorite application software

-how frequently do you use it?

-what do you like about it?

-what do you wish had been done better?