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Apple dumps ZFS support on OSX
By
Justin Robinson
| Oct 27, 2009 |
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Decides that ZFS would be too tricky.
Operating Systems
Windows 7 celebrates launch with burgers
By
Justin Robinson
| Oct 23, 2009 |
24 Comments
Nothing says operating system quite like burgers.
Operating Systems
Congratulations, Microsoft - it's a boy!
By
David Hollingworth
| Oct 22, 2009 |
24 Comments
It's Windows 7 launch day, and everybody's happy - especially MS.
Operating Systems
Britain gets Windows 7 first
By
The Inquirer
| Oct 21, 2009 |
11 Comments
World leader thanks to postal strike.
Operating Systems
Windows 7 slower to boot than Vista
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The Inquirer
| Oct 9, 2009 |
25 Comments
Windows 7 taking a step backwards in speed?
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06-10-2009
Aussie appeals Microsoft patent win
06-10-2009
Google Chrome OS heading to netbooks
21-09-2009
Ubuntu releases last 9.10 Alpha
09-09-2009
C64 no more
08-09-2009
The Commodore 64 makes a surprising comeback
03-09-2009
Prove your loyalty to Windows 7...
27-08-2009
Free Software Foundation knocks Windows 7
25-08-2009
Apple's Snow Leopard unleashed on Friday
20-08-2009
ATI updates its Linux graphics display drivers
12-08-2009
Microsoft cling to Internet Explorer 6
10-08-2009
Windows 7 is quietly released to fans
07-08-2009
Apple OSX Leopard updated
06-08-2009
KDE 4.3 is released
30-07-2009
Windows 7 hopped up on crack
28-07-2009
NVIDIA explain DirectX Compute for Windows 7
21-07-2009
Apple may sue Microsoft over 'misleading' adverts
16-07-2009
Microsoft opens store right next to Apple
15-07-2009
The Android OS comes to the PC
15-07-2009
YouTube kicks IE6 in the guts
09-07-2009
Google's Chrome OS sets sights on Windows, Linux
29-06-2009
Windows 7 prices are too high
26-06-2009
Windows 7 pricing announced
17-06-2009
Run Linux like a Mac!
15-06-2009
Linux first OS to support USB 3.0
02-06-2009
Windows 7 starter edition beefed up
08-05-2009
Windows 7 still easy to exploit
30-04-2009
Windows 7's XP Mode isn't all it's cracked up to be
28-04-2009
Windows 7 release candidate due Thursday
27-04-2009
Windows 7 already inherently flawed
16-04-2009
Linux loves the credit crunch
09-04-2009
Your next computer is on the cloud
06-04-2009
Windows 7 good for Linux
31-03-2009
Instant upgrade for Windows 7
20-03-2009
ATI's Catalyst 9.3 driver supports Windows 7
19-03-2009
Microsoft's cloud experiment looking stormy
06-03-2009
Vista SP2 RC goes public
27-02-2009
Microsoft has 2000 bugs in Windows 7
05-02-2009
Microsoft planning multiple versions of Windows 7
04-02-2009
Windows upgrade blockers to expire
23-01-2009
Windows 7 beta walkthrough
15-01-2009
Microsoft Patch Tuesday bug is scary
13-01-2009
2.5 million not quite enough
09-01-2009
Windows 7 will be converged
01-12-2008
Microsoft graphics-on-CPU is warped
28-11-2008
Punters buying used PCs to avoid Vista
21-11-2008
System Mechanic goes 64-bit
18-11-2008
Adobe throws 64 bit flash player open
17-11-2008
Microsoft downgraded Vista Capable specs to help Intel
13-11-2008
Microsoft sued in China for patent infringement
08-09-2008
Sun adds 64-bit guest, OS X GUI to virtualisation freebie
03-09-2008
Free Software turns 25
28-08-2008
Microsoft adds nagware to Windows
25-08-2008
Eeeeeee! Linux is ready for the Eee!
31-07-2008
Splashtop instant-on Linux hacked
29-07-2008
Credit crunch angst boosts open source software
15-07-2008
1975 Unix flaw fixed
27-05-2008
Windows 7 confirmed for 2010
13-05-2008
Microsoft lures the poor with cut-price XP
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