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Android fue desarrollado en China

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NetBSD se destaca por su compatibilidad con muchos tipos de hardware.

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OpenBSD es conocido por su velocidad, no por su seguridad.

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Linux fue creado en 1991 por Linus Torvalds.

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macOS solo puede instalarse legalmente en computadoras Apple.

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FreeBSD es un sistema cerrado y privado.

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ChromeOS está basado en Linux.

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Windows Server se lanzó por primera vez en 2015.

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iOS es el sistema operativo de los dispositivos Samsung.

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FreeBSD se originó en Estados Unidos.

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OpenBSD está basado en Linux.

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NetBSD puede funcionar en consolas de videojuegos antiguas.

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ChromeOS fue creado por Microsoft.

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Linux Server y Linux son exactamente el mismo sistema sin ninguna diferencia.

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Windows Server se usa principalmente en computadoras personales.

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FreeBSD es software libre.

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HarmonyOS fue creado por Huawei.

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Android puede modificarse libremente porque es de código abierto.

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OpenBSD prioriza la compatibilidad con hardware por encima de la seguridad.

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OpenBSD es ideal para servidores donde se requiere máxima seguridad.

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