Compare any 2 desktop operating systems and any 2 mobile operating systems on the following parameters: 1. Architecture and design: How the operating system is structured, its components and how they interact with each other and with hardware. 2. User interface: The look and feel of the operating system, including graphical interfaces and interaction methods. 3. Application development: The process of developing and deploying applications on the operating system, including programming languages, libraries, and APIs. 4. Security: Measures taken by the operating system to protect the user's data and prevent unauthorized access. 5. Performance: How the operating system utilizes hardware resources to deliver optimal performance, including CPU, memory, and storage. 6. Networking: The networking capabilities of the operating system, including connectivity, data transfer, and communication protocols. 7. User experience: The overall experience of using the operating system, including ease of use, stability, and compatibility with other software. You are encouraged to support your answers with wireframes/prototypes/programming etc.