Operating System Types Lesson 009: Compatibility Concerns

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What does compatibility encompass?

Hardware, software, and network.

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What is the first thing to check when deciding to install an OS?

Hardware requirements.

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What does TPM stand for?

Trusted Platform Module.

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What is required in order to run Windows 11 outside of basic hardware requirements?

TPM 2.0.

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What is important to consider when upgrading an OS regarding peripherals?

If it has the proper driver support.

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What programming language do Android app run off of?

Java.

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What programming language do Apple apps run off of?

Swift.

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What do many organizations still need support for?

Older or legacy software.

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What can be done to keep older systems secure?

Place in an isolated portion of the network without access to the Internet.

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Network Compatibility

Refers to how devices running different OSs can communicate on the same data network.

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What do most systems use to communicate on networks?

TCP/IP.

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What does TCP/IP make possible inside of LANs?

All devices to communicate with each other.

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Why might the use of a secondary server be necessary?

Some OSs aren’t able to communicate directly with other OSs.

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What is a secondary server?

A communication hub that enables different incompatible OSs to be able to talk to each other.

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AirDrop

Allows data to be sent and received between macOS, iOS, and, iPadOS devices.

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What is another type of compatibility that is less talked about?

The compatibility between the end-user and the OS.

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