Linux Command Line: Using Aliases
Working at the command line usually means typing. A lot of typing. Using aliases in Linux will cut down on the number of keystrokes that you use. …
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Name Four Different Pieces of Computer Hardware - Input and Output Devices
What use would a computer be to you if you cannot use it, and how can you use it if you can’t feed your input for the computer to process? A …
Continue ReadingThis Day in Computer History: November 18
Today marks the anniversary of the beginning of Bill Gates’ career as a computer programmer, the founding of Lakeside Programmers’ Group. …
Continue ReadingTidyFavorites: Universal Bookmark Manager with Web Page Icons
Looking for a better way to manage your browser bookmarks? TidyFavorites is an innovative, lightweight application that adds images to favorite links, …
Continue ReadingWhat is a CPU? Definition of Central Processing Unit
The Computer is all about processing data. The CPU does all of that and more. The CPU is the heart of the computer and works relentlessly to produce …
Continue ReadingWhat is the Function of the Chipset - What is a Chipset?
To perform the heavy processing that the CPU intends to take on, it just can’t it all by itself. For this reason, a few other Integrated chips …
Continue Reading5 PC Shopping Myths
If you want to get the real skinny on the most common myths that computer shoppers fall for then this piece will help you to get past the hype.
Continue ReadingA Glossary of Mac Terms: The Letter D
Mac terms that start with the letter “D” that are used often in the BrightHub Mac channel.
Continue ReadingA Glossary of Mac Terms: The Letter E
Learn about terms used in Mac-speak including e-book, encryption, Expose, and more.
Continue ReadingA Review of Vista Start Menu - Find Files in Vista
Wonder how the new Vista Start Menu really works and if it’s worth it to purchase and use? Well, here is your Bright Hub user review of this …
Continue ReadingBasic Linux Commands: The ln Command
The Linux operating system is one of the most amazingly flexible systems available. One tool that helps to make Linux so flexible is the …
Continue ReadingCrossOver Chromium: Bringing Google Chrome to the Linux Desktop
You’ve probably heard of Chrome, the Web browser that Google released a few months ago. While Google is plugging away at a Linux version, Chrome …
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