Media Player
Media Player Media player is a term typically used to describe computer software that can play back multimedia files like text, graphics, and animation. Most software media players support an…
Macintosh Operating System
Macintosh Operating System When Apple Computer developed the Macintosh computer system, they also strove to develop an operating system for this new machine. They didn't want to rely on the…
Mac
Mac The Mac computer more formerly known as the Macintosh computer is the number one rival of IBM-based personal computer. The Mac was invented by the Apple Corporation back in…
Linux
Linux Linux is a relative newcomer to the operating system scene. It is based on Unix technology developed as part of a programmer's dream of freeware operating systems that people…
Links
Links In the world of computers, there are many different links that can help you out in many ways. Links make it easy to navigate your way to various areas…
History of Operating Systems
History of Operating Systems The history of computer operating systems is relatively new. Early versions of computers didn't run on any kind of operating system which made them difficult to…
Hardware
Hardware Your computer's hardware is the physical part of the computer, not to be confused with software which is not physical. Computer hardware includes the digital circuitry. Computer hardware includes…
GNU
GNU GNU pronounced guh-noo is computer operating system software comprised entirely of free software. Its name is a recursive acronym for "GNU's not UNIX" which was chosen because its design…
Functions of Operating Systems
Functions of Operating Systems The operating system on your computer has many functions. While you may not be aware of what many of them are or actually do, the operating…
Free Operating System
Free Operating System A free operating system is one that is available to the general public. It is software that can be used, copied, studied, modified, and redistributed with little…