When you boot a Windows desktop system, the Windows operating system starts up and the Windows desktop automatically appears. At this point, you are in the Windows GUI (Graphical User Interface) "point and click" desktop environment. To do tasks like run software programs and work inside of software programs, you just point and click.
Linux Workstation / Desktop Systems - Used to Run Linux Software Programs - By the Millions
When you boot a Windows desktop system, the Windows operating system starts up and the Windows desktop automatically appears. (…)
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