Wednesday 22 October 2014

Graphical User Interface (GUI)



Graphical User Interface (GUI)

Graphical user interface (GUI) has now become the de-facto standard for most of the software applications. Gone are the days of the crude character based interfaces of UNIX and DOS applications. Today’s software applications and products provide the users with intuitive, graphical and easy to use interfaces. Now the users do not have to remember the cryptic system commands or shortcut keys that were a must in the character based era. Now almost any task can be accomplished by a mouse click. For example, in a DOS environment, to copy a fie one needs to know the command for copying files, exact syntax and so on, whereas in Windows environment, you just have to drag the files you want to copy form the source to destination. Similarly, almost all the tasks could be performed by mouse clicks.

Why I don't recommend Linux rescue CDs

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TDSS in layman's terms

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Two ways to adjust the Partition Table (an exercis...

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"The Google Redirect Virus"

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Malware Myths

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Microsfot revealed Windows 10



 Microsfot revealed Windows 10
At the Windows Event  Microsoft officially announced that the next version of Windows will be Windows 10. Windows 10 is being designed to have a common feel across all devices, while still allowing traditional desktop keyboard users to have the Windows interface that they are familiar with. This includes bringing back a full featured Start Menu that also allows you to personalize it with Windows 8 style apps. Windows 10 is slated to be released in 2015, with a technical preview being available tomorrow as part of the new Windows Insider Program.