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1. Features and settings that enhance the usability of the operating system for users with disabilities, such as screen readers, magnifiers, and keyboard shortcuts.
2. A feature that allows users to create multiple independent desktop spaces to organize and switch between different sets of windows and applications.
3. A component of an operating system that manages the placement and appearance of windows on the screen.
4. A collection of software designed to provide a user-friendly interface for interacting with the operating system.
5. A collection of visual elements such as colors and icons that customize the appearance of the user interface.
6. A quick way to perform a common task by pressing a combination of keys or clicking on a specific icon.
7. A graphical interface element that allows users to switch between open windows and access commonly used functions.
8. An area of the user interface that displays alerts and notifications from the operating system and applications.
9. A command-line interpreter that allows users to communicate with the operating system through text commands.