Linux

Working within Microsoft Windows may not be everyone's cup of tea. Long ago, before windows and scrollbars and maximizing and minimizing, a user could only type commands into a shell to get a computer to do anything.

When you install your own virtual or dedicated server, you can do all necessary settings manually by editing the configuration files. You also have a better option – use the administration tools like cPanel or Plesk. These are paid commercial applications, so if your budget is limited, you can take a look at some free open source alternative. ISPConfig is a great option.

Windows users have many options how to clean their computers. There is a plenty of cleaning software for different Windows versions. However Linux users would like to clean their computers too I think. And the latest Ubuntu gives them the right tool.

Experienced Linux Users can skip this article, users who are just beginning to toy with Linux, or interested in trying it out, will find some helpful tips. Since the appearance of Linux many years ago, we have seen many variety's of distributions. While others have already come and gone, not making the final cut for a majority of users, new users who wish to try Linux all face one common problem.

If you are a Windows user and would like to try any of the Linux distributions and find yourself why is the Linux so great that many people praising him up to the heaven, then you have several options – most of them are not very comfortable. However, there is a solution you will like. MobaLiveCD.