You work the IT support desk at a private high school and regularly provide assistance for instructors as they incorporate new technologies in their classrooms. Gerardo, a multimedia instructor, has come to you for some advice. He needs to buy a new laptop, but he's having trouble narrowing down his options while ensuring the laptop will do everything required.

Gerardo:

My students need a user$-$friendly app for recording and mixing music. They've been using Apple's GarageBand on my old computer. What operating systems will GarageBand work on$?$

You: GarageBand works on $\_\_\_\_\_$computers. You might be able to find similar software for other operating systems, though.

Gerardo:

I also need my students to be able to use some new VR software and a video editing app that work only on Windows. Does that mean I'll have to buy two computers?

You:

No$,$ you could use $\_\_\_\_\_\_$ to run both operating systems on the same computer.

Gerardo:

Oh$,$ that sounds interesting. How would that work?

You:

With Windows and Linux, you have a lot of flexibility, But when using macos, vou're more restricted in your options because Apple doesn't sell the macos separately from its hardware. So you'd have to install $\_\_\_\_\_$ computer alongside the native operating system.