Summary of ¿Qué es un sistema operativo?

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System operating systems are programs or sets of programs that manage computer resources, including both hardware and software. They are essential for allowing users to interface with a computer and use its various features.

• 00:00:00 A system operating system is a program or set of programs that is generally many and whose fundamental characteristic is administrating computer resources, including the hardware and software that compose a computer. If we go one step further and look at the hardware side, the system operating operating system is literally in control of the central processor of the memory of storage devices so they can communicate with each other. It also allows an interface for users to access those devices from within the computer. On the user side, everything that makes up a computer, such as the screen, keyboard, or mouse, requires some level of management. This is typically done by someone who knows how to, for example, click on a mouse to open a window or close it. If you press certain keys on a keyboard, for example, a certain letter might appear on the screen or in the program you're working on. Who interprets the electrical signals coming in from the physical world and makes the computer run the processors? That's precisely what the system operating system is—the minimal information a human needs in order to operate a computer when they first learn in elementary school, for example, how to read and write, understand a foreign language, and communicate with others. System operating systems are software like all