Mar 4

a person who is illitrate for computer and do not have the knowledge of that,like our old generation who is not working with the computer…and if they want to learn computer how can they? and if u can see its not easy to learn everything in computer…as if u learn and spent ur time on that course and when we complete it there may be one another software is working in market and which one we learn it is out of demand…and one thing is that how can that person use the computer as like experts can do it easily…like if u going for some search then u will find so many sites for ur answer …at that time experts can find what they r looking for very easily but at that time normal person is facing the problem that which one is the answer for their question ?and have to read all the website….may u can understand what is my prb ? so pls give me the proper answer….
Mar 4

My PC slowed up quite a bit and Dell sold me on McAfee. It helped some, but my PC, running Windows XP Home is still too slow.

I have heard the some computer shops have shopped the open-source market and have put together suites of anti-virus, anti-spyware, anti-trogan-horse, software etc.

Is there is a good combination of open source code that is bettter than Norton, McAfee, and PCCillian?
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I prefer Mac, but may have an opportunity to do some programming on both Mac and PC.

I was considering changing to Linux, but it seems that Linux, only having 1% market share for desktop computers hasn’t enough market share yet to be viable as a personal productivity computer.

I hear that Linux is quite good as being the OS for servers.
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I looked at the ratings on all of the commercial anti-malware software on both Consumer Reports and on amazon.com and it seems like all of the commercial products get about 3 of 5 stars, so I agree with the answer that nothing is 100% effective. It seems that every commercial solution is mediocre.
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