Ultimate Windows Tweaker

Are you tired of Windows Vista because your PC don’t have the capability to run full speed on it? Trying many tools to make your Vista machine run faster but it won’t work? Here you might found what you want. Ultimate Windows Tweaker, a tools design to tweak the security, performance, personalization and many more things in your Vista machine.



You can download the tool and run without install it. There are notables stuffs you can tweak to get more performance from your machine without losing any nice effect of vista. Example like shorten the waiting time to end services at shutdown process, waiting time to kill non-responding application, waiting time to kill applications timeout during shutdown, disable built-in feature to manage ZIP folders (if you already have a 3rd party ZIP program such as 7zip) and etc.

Explore yourself and give your vista machine a boost of speed. Create system restore point before doing anything and read the tool tip so that you don’t disable unnecessary thing. It is available for both 32bit and 64bit.

Ultimate Windows Tweaker website: http://www.winvistaclub.com/Ultimate_Windows_Tweaker.html

My experience Windows and Linux

It has been sometime I switch from windows XP to Ubuntu 8.04. I'm not those peoples who angry on windows but my reason to switch to linux are trying to get familiar with linux. I'm a student who studying Computer Science and I like to promote open source, but I never fully use linux before (usually install and play only a few days).

Now the Ubuntu is sitting in my computer for more than a month and I'm happy with it. Where is Windows? Well, I can't get away from windows as it is needed for my project, assignment, and jobs. I’m having another laptop for windows Vista.

Well from a full windows user to switch to linux was something hard for me at first but not now anymore. Until today, I'm still very happy using Ubuntu 8.04 (Ubuntu 8.10 is coming...). Compare with the older version it has a lot of improvement. Example like the Gnome is crash less than the older one. Yes, linux can crash; don't be fooled by other super linux fans that said linux won't crash.

I can find all the replacement software in linux that serve the something like windows. I can setup Samba server to share folder with my windows on network, using Deluge for P2P (almost as fast as Thunder client), playing any format of song and movie without any problem, chatting with all my friends using pidgin that connect to 6 accounts at once and etc. I can said linux is fun, some of the software is work even better on those on windows and it is all free. Well, everything come with a cost, it really take many time to setup and configure on some software, for those have no idea how to computer work is actually killing them.

I'm not side on linux or windows, but actual both also have their own strength and weakness. Example like windows Vista requirement is high, but the graphic offer is smooth, stable than XP and some good feature. Linux is requirement is low, can offer many cool thing compare with Vista, but the graphic sometime can be lag, some application will crash and close down without any warning or restart…

Conclusion, Ubuntu still need to improve on user friendliness especially those who have low knowledge on computer field. Windows need to continue improve although there are taking most of the share now. Waiting for latest Ubuntu 8.10.