Comparison of Major Operating Systems

Create an infographic that conveys the following information: Today, the most widely used operating systems are Windows, macOS, and Linux. These operating systems are primarily used on desktop and laptop computers. However, with the rise of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, other operating systems like Android and iOS have become popular. Android, developed by Google and based on the Linux kernel, is the most used operating system on mobile devices. It's an open-source system, meaning its source code is available for anyone who wishes to use and modify it. Conversely, iOS is the operating system developed exclusively by Apple for its mobile devices, like the iPhone and iPad. Unlike Android, iOS is a closed system, its source code isn't public. Still, iOS is known for its security and stability, and a wide range of applications available on the App Store. Besides these commercial systems, Linux is a kernel-based open-source operating system. Known for its flexibility and customizability, Linux allows users to modify the software to their needs, with Ubuntu, a popular Linux distribution, aimed mainly at desktop users. Lastly, GNU, a free software operating system developed by the Free Software Foundation (FSF), was created to give users the freedom to control their computers, and share and modify software. While GNU is a complete operative system, most Linux distributions use the Linux kernel along with GNU programs and tools, forming the operating system known as GNU/Linux.