Items To Review
Aggregator Overload - Good Stuff - Some Explored - Some Not
Thursday, May 08, 2003
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
Ars Technica's XP Tweaking Guide. Windows XP is now the predominant consumer OS of both gamers and power users. Sure, many of us still dual-boot with Win9x, because it is faster for many games, but the joy of a true 32-bit operating system with full consumer support is too much for many of us to remain loyal to NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. Now that Windows XP has matured past its infancy and many (but by far not all) of the bugs have been shaken out of it, Ars Technica brings you the first in a series of tweak guides for this illustrious and yet somewhat finicky OS. (Kevin_Christley) [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
Langa Letter: 10 Great, Free Tools. "Fred Langa evaluates 10 valuable, commercial-quality software tools that are available just for the asking. It's not the same old freeware." - Good article on some freeware utilities that rival commercial software. Langa's always a good read.... [Peter] [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
What's On My Computer. "What`s On My Computer is a unique web search program that is intended to find information about files, documents, registry entries and programs installed on your computer. It allows you to gather online intelligence for just about anything you can put your mouse on. (WebAttack review)" - Sure, you can... [Peter] [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]
Aggregator Overload - Good Stuff - Some Explored - Some Not
Thursday, May 08, 2003[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
Ars Technica's XP Tweaking Guide. Windows XP is now the predominant consumer OS of both gamers and power users. Sure, many of us still dual-boot with Win9x, because it is faster for many games, but the joy of a true 32-bit operating system with full consumer support is too much for many of us to remain loyal to NT 4.0 or Windows 2000. Now that Windows XP has matured past its infancy and many (but by far not all) of the bugs have been shaken out of it, Ars Technica brings you the first in a series of tweak guides for this illustrious and yet somewhat finicky OS. (Kevin_Christley) [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
Langa Letter: 10 Great, Free Tools. "Fred Langa evaluates 10 valuable, commercial-quality software tools that are available just for the asking. It's not the same old freeware." - Good article on some freeware utilities that rival commercial software. Langa's always a good read.... [Peter] [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]
[Back-dated from 2/2/04 to 5/8/03]
What's On My Computer. "What`s On My Computer is a unique web search program that is intended to find information about files, documents, registry entries and programs installed on your computer. It allows you to gather online intelligence for just about anything you can put your mouse on. (WebAttack review)" - Sure, you can... [Peter] [Lockergnome's Bits and Bytes]