Operating Systems
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Topics of this game:
- A computer can run without having an operating system.
- A point where two systems (or people, or networks, or devices) meet and exchange information.
- This term refers to any program that allows a computer to do tasks.
- This term lets you use menus and clickable buttons or icons to start programs, move files, or perform other tasks.
- Open source software permits the study, change, and distribution of the software to anyone for any purpose.
- Windows, Mac OS X and UNIX are examples of:
- Android, IOS and Linux are examples of:
- When you install software you must agree to the terms of the end user license agreement (EULA).
- A user account can make changes to the system that will affect other users.
- These are rules associated with objects on a computer, such as files, folders and settings:
- Powering down a computer with the power button is the most effective way to do it.
- Which item can't use to get work done on the desktop?
- The Windows control panel does not allow access to:
- Which is not a mobile device gesture?
- On most phones, the power key is also the:
- Which is not an option to unlock a phone?
- The home screen of a mobile device is not customizable.
- Which is not a mobile device home screen feature?
- The icon for the settings app is a gear (or set of gears).
- Which is not an example of virtual personal assistants?
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