Comparing the Many Editions of Windows Vista

Since Windows Vista has been released in several different forms, computer users interested in buying the new operating system may not be sure which fits their computers best. This comprehensive guide is written to clear up the confusion about Vista.

Submitted By Currie Jean

Windows Vista: Upgrade or Keep XP?

Windows Vista looks great, but XP is familiar and commonly recognized, which poses the question: what is an average computer user to do? This article speaks in an entertaining way to the main concerns of common PC owners, and weighs the pros and cons of choosing to upgrade to Vista from XP.

Submitted By Currie Jean

Linux: A Primer (Part I: Window Managers and the Interface)
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This article outlines the most upfront element of any Linux operating system: the graphical interface. Comparisons to Windows and OSX are established, and a quick rundown of the various interfaces and window managers available for Linux is given. This article is intended for readers new to Linux and interested in making the switch from a commercially-available operating system.

Submitted By LinuxGhost

Tips for Using a Bed Wetting Alarm

Like any tool, a bed wetting alarm is only effective when used properly. This article provides some tips parents and children can use to make any bed wetting alarm more effective.

Submitted By beconrad

Ubuntu, Linux for Human Beings

Ubuntu, a relatively new distribution of Linux to enter the scene has quickly risen above the competition. Several factors contribute to its success including easy installation, a rich feature set and a friendly user community.

Submitted By gotbot

PC Speed Tweaker: The Windows Swap File

In an effort to save money on your next upgrade, consider for a moment, whether you need upgrading at all. Using little known tricks, you can drastically speed up your computer without spending any money at all. This article shows you one of these tricks.

Submitted By MCConsulting