Sunday, March 14, 2010

Posts Tagged ‘opera’

Linux command line tips

I thought it would be useful to break away from all the GUI-goodness and offer up a few command line tips and tricks.

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Linux command line tips

Configure Hotkeys With WinHotkey [Windows]

The Windows operating system comes pre-configured with many hotkeys that allow the user to perform operations with just the computer keyboard. These hotkeys usually make use of a combination of the four special keys Alt, Ctrl, Shift and Windows as well as a single additional key on the keyboard.

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What Is My Computer Doing [Windows]

Have you ever asked yourself why the computer’s hard drive is trashing like mad or why everything seemed to come down to a halt without you doing anything on the computer right now? What’s My Computer Doing is a free software program for the Windows operating system that tries to shed light to those questions.

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What Is My Computer Doing [Windows]

Volume Control During Startup [Windows]

Did you ever experience a situation where you turned on your computer or laptop in a public place only to be greeted with a loud welcome sound that irritated not only you but also the people around you? The volume control software Auto Mute provides an automated solution that is superior to having to remember muting or reducing the sound volume of the computer

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Volume Control During Startup [Windows]