Entries Categorized as 'Windows'

Laptop Frequency Scaling

Date March 3, 2008 by Isaac

My normal operating system of choice is Ubuntu Linux which has a nice little frequency scaling applet. Normally I leave the frequency switching scheme set to “On Demand” which will alter the speed according to the load. Sometimes, when I really need to save on power I will set the scheme to lowest [...]

Virtual Desktops for Windows

Date February 13, 2008 by Isaac

I love working in Linux and find that I am far more productive than when I work in Windows. One of the many things I love is the ability to have multiple desktops; something I have missed on Windows.
I found VirtuaWin – Virtual Desktops for Windows that allows me to do the same thing [...]

Die, you nasty file!

Date January 8, 2008 by Isaac

I am all about efficiency. In conversations I try to cut right to the chase. At work I try to sort through all the cruft people tell me and find what is really important. Years ago I came up with a little law that has yet to be proven wrong. The [...]

Who is holding my file open?

Date August 11, 2006 by Isaac

I cannot count how many times I have thrown my hands up in frustration as Windows keeps yelling at me about a being unable to delete a file because it is still open. Who is holding it open? Enter Process Explorer. For a sampling of its many cool features you can read [...]