This collection is not quite as large as I had hoped to make it. If you know of any windows related cheat sheets that are not listed here, please let me know by leaving a comment!
Dont get me wrong, I Love linux hence the reason I use it as my primary operating system - but some things really tick me off when using it. Today's holdup wasn't any exception. Now in windows, when you are low on disc space (like 1gb low) it will persistantly let you know, and even gives you a wizard to try and fee some space up. Not linux! I went to restart my system (thats another thing, those who say you never need to restart linux - are liars) and when it was starting back up, KDE threw at me an error saying it failed to load because the /tmp directory was full. I click ok, and it takes me to a locked up black screen. Wow, that was friendly.
This series will comprise of 8 different articles that take an unbiased look at the different operating systems while covering the following topics explaining the differences, pros, and cons of each between operating system platforms.
Have you ever been working on a real important document or such and have to leave the computer right in the middle? If you just leave the computer open for use with your work up on the screen, someone could easily come and mess with it rather it be your kid by accident, or a co-worker who wants to see you cry by doing something malicious. The solution to prevent this from becoming a possibility? Lock your computer whenever you leave it!
I was pretty excited to see a new release of this driver since I am using an ATI card with linux that works less than perfect. Unfortunately, I am already disapointed with this driver and i have not even installed it yet. Unlike the new release of Nvidia's Updated Drivers that came with a list of new features and improvements, the new ATI Catalyst download page presents you with a nice list of known issues, which probably is only touching the tip of all issues currently unknown.
Coincidentally as ATI released their new Catalyst drivers yesterday, Nvidia also released their new 169 driver series for XP and Vista both in 32 bit and 64 bit variations, along with updated drivers for Linux.