Veteran Microsoft engineer explains how WinHelp was "online" — despite Windows 3.0 predating the Internet

Microsoft Veteran Engineer Raymond Chen recently published an interesting blog post explaining why Windows 3.0’s WinHelp was called an online help system when it actually ran offline.

In-depth | The Benefits of the Agent Era: Enjoying Automation Without Knowing Code

Fu Kai provided a detailed introduction to the process of enterprise business automation and explained the applications of ...

Meet TARS An AI Operating System Capable of Automating All Your PC Tasks

Explore TARS Agent, the groundbreaking AI operating system that automates everything from web forms to system commands on ...

Cannot unmount the installation media in Hyper-V

Learn how to fix the issue where installation media won't unmount in Hyper-V, preventing clean VM startup or configuration ...
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I tried using DietPi Linux with Xfce on an old laptop and it exceeded my expectations

DietPi is a CLI-focused Debian OS, but the x86 edition deserves a desktop environment. You must install additional tools to ...