PC Quick Reference Guide

[DavidB64]

Welcome to PC quick reference guide. This guide contains my notes about PC software, articles, websites, tips, and anything else I find interesting for the PC.

Here's an outline of the material included in this guide:

• Links to software I've used or considered using. With each link, I include a short description of the software along with any thoughts I have concerning the software.
• Helpful tips that I've used are documented for easy access when they are needed again.
• Links to useful technical articles. Some are the articles are even enjoyable to read. Such as a couple on the Linux page.
• For complex procedures such as creating a bootable CD, I documented the steps I performed along with the results.
• Links to sites providing online tools, forums, and troubleshooting assistance.

This reference guide will continue to grow as I find more useful stuff for the PC to add. By documenting them in this guide, I am making them easily accessible to everyone on the Internet.

[MTGap]

Well from the looks of it there is a lot of great content on your PC Quick Reference Guide.  Unfortunately I think you need to give your website more design. In my opinon old people like the basic look to websites like that, but it's really the younger people that are looking at computer information on the internet. Your design reminds me of boring history projects and searching for information on the internet... 

I'm sorry if that offended you, but I think you could spruce some things up. Such as adding images of the parts of what your doing on the computer or other in the sections of your guide.

[DavidB64]

No offense taken. You honest opinion and suggestions are very much appreciated.

[MTGap]

Thanks I'm glad I didn't hurt your feelings. Hopefully it will help you out in the future!

[inp o҉rtb]

Actually, if it's aimed at g33ks, I don't think they'd mind looking at a plain site. I actually like the simplicity quite a bit.

[antimatter15]

I actually like it, though qemu does more than "run iso operating systems", and the article on opera is biased, making it not so much of a "reference"