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CDI vs. GUI Interface
The Operating System also provides
the user interface that you use to communicate with the Operating System.
For example, you install and configure the Operating System, troubleshoot
it if things go wrong (of course, that wouldn't ever happen to you,
would it?), identify yourself to the system (log in), start programs
and switch between multiple programs The user interface simply put it
what the Operating System looks like to you, on the computer screen.
There are two primary types of computer
user interfaces:
- Command-driven interface (CDI)
- Graphical user interface (GUI)
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