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This is the index page for Computing.

Computing

History of computing hardware — Laptop — 3D computer graphics — ASCII — ASCII art — ASP.NET — Abacus — Active Directory — Active Server Pages — Ada (programming language) — Adobe Systems — Advanced Audio Coding — Windows Aero — Alexa Internet — Algorithm — Altair 8800 — Amiga — Amstrad CPC — Analytical engine — Antikythera mechanism — Apache HTTP Server — Array — Astrolabe — Atari 8-bit family — Atari ST — Athlon — BASIC — Charles Babbage — Benchmark (computing) — Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing — Berkeley Software Distribution — BitTorrent (protocol) — Blender (software) — Brute force attack — Bungie — Bus (computing) — Byte — C (programming language) — C++0x — CD-R — Cache — Cat (Unix) — Cd (command) — Cell (microprocessor) — Chmod — Chown — ColdFusion — Command line interface — Comment (computer programming) — Commodore 64 — Commodore VIC-20 — Compiler — Component Object Model — Computer — Computer data storage — Computer file — Filename extension — Computer hardware — Computer network — Computer program — Computer programming — Computer science — Computer software — Computer-aided design — Computing — Computing platform — Cp (Unix) — CP/M — Cron — DBase — DEC Alpha — DOS — Data — Debian — Diff — Difference engine — Digital audio player — Digital rights management — Direct3D — DirectX — Disk partitioning — Domain Name System — E-mail — Encarta — Ethernet — Exchangeable image file format — Windows Explorer — File Allocation Table — File Transfer Protocol — File manager — Floppy disk — Free Software Foundation — Free software — FreeBSD — Freeware — GNOME — GNU — GNU Free Documentation License — GNU General Public License — Bill Gates — Google Maps — Graphical user interface — Grid computing — HTML — HTTP cookie — Halo: Combat Evolved — Hard disk drive — GNU Hurd — Hypertext Transfer Protocol — IBM PC compatible — IP address — IPod nano — ISO 9000 — Icon (computing) — Instant messaging & messengers — Internet — Internet Explorer — Internet Protocol — Internet forum — Internet protocol suite — Itanium — Java (programming language) — KDE — Kernel (computer science) — Keyboard (computing) — Keyboard shortcut — Konqueror — Library (computing) — Linux — MS-DOS — MSX — Macintosh — Media player (application software) — MediaWiki — Metadata — Microsoft — Microsoft Excel — Microsoft Office — Microsoft PowerPoint — Microsoft Silverlight — Microsoft Windows — Modem — Motorola 68000 — Motorola 6809 — Mouse (computing) — Mozilla Firefox — MySQL — Natural language processing — Nofollow — OSI model — Object Linking and Embedding — Object-oriented programming — Office Open XML — Open source — Open source software — List of open source software packages — OpenBSD — OpenOffice.org — OpenSUSE — Opera (web browser) — Operating system — PHP — Paint (software) — Parallel computing — Perl — Personal computer — Personal digital assistant — Phishing — Portable media player — Programming language — Prolog — Python (programming language) — RSS — Windows Registry — Regular expression — Relational database — Router — Routing — Ruby (programming language) — Samba (software) — Scalable Vector Graphics — Search engine optimization — Server (computing) — Sinclair Research — Sinclair ZX Spectrum — Software testing — Spreadsheet — Richard Stallman — Supercomputer — Text file — Touchpad — Alan Turing — User Account Control — VBScript — Video card — Visual Basic .NET — Microsoft Visual Studio — Visual display unit — Voice over Internet Protocol — Wi-Fi — WinFS — Windows 2000 — Windows 3.1x — Windows 7 — Windows 95 — Windows 98 — Windows 9x — Windows Home Server — Windows Me — Windows Media Audio — Windows Media Player — Windows Mobile — Windows Movie Maker — Windows NT — Windows PowerShell — Windows Presentation Foundation — Windows Server 2003 — Windows Server 2008 — Windows Update — Windows Vista — Windows XP — Word processor — Year 2000 problem — Zune

Computer and Information Security

Computer security — Computer virus — Firewall — Malware — Spyware — Trojan horse (computing)

Computer hardware

Computer hardware — USB flash drive — Modem

Computer networking

Computer network — Computer networking — Data link layer — E-mail — Ethernet — General Packet Radio Service — IP address — Internet Protocol — Internet protocol suite — Media Access Control — Modem — Network address translation — OSI model — Open Shortest Path First — Packet switching — Physical layer — Point-to-Point Protocol — Quality of service — Queue (data structure) — Resource reservation protocol — Routing — Simple Network Management Protocol — Streaming media — Telecommunications Management Network — Temporally-ordered routing algorithm — Transport layer — Voice over Internet Protocol

Computer science

APL (programming language) — AWK — Abstraction (computer science) — Algorithm — Array — Automata theory — BASIC — Tim Berners-Lee — Big O notation — Binary search tree — Binary tree — Brute force attack — Bubble sort — Bucket sort — Byte — C (programming language) — C Sharp (programming language) — C++ — Cell (microprocessor) — Cellular automaton — Chomsky hierarchy — Church–Turing thesis — Cigarette smokers problem — Compiler — Computability theory (computer science) — Computational linguistics — Computational complexity theory — Computer — Computer architecture — Computer program — Computer programming — Computer science — Computer graphics — Computer graphics (computer science) — Context-free grammar — Control flow — Cross-site scripting — Data mining — Data structure — Design pattern (computer science) — Distributed computing — Divide and conquer algorithm — Embedded system — Finite state machine — Floating point — Formal language — Forth (programming language) — Fortran — Fractal — Functional programming — Genetic algorithm — Graph theory — Heapsort — Human-computer interaction — Imperative programming — Information theory — Insertion sort — Java (programming language) — Kernel (computer science) — Donald Knuth — LaTeX — Lambda calculus — Language Integrated Query — Linked list — Lisp (programming language) — Logic programming — Malware — Moore's law — NP-complete — NP-hard — Object (computer science) — Object-oriented programming — Operating system — P = NP problem — Parallel computing — Parsing — Perl — Process (computing) — Programming language — Pseudorandom number generator — Python (programming language) — Quantum computer — Queue (data structure) — Quicksort — Relational database — Revision control — Scheme (programming language) — Smalltalk — Software engineering — Sorting algorithm — Subroutine — Temporal Process Language — Theory of computation — Transport Layer Security — Travelling salesman problem — Turing completeness — Turing machine — Alan Turing — Type system — Unix — Vector graphics — Virtual reality — Word (computing) — Konrad Zuse

Amiga

Amiga

.NET

.NET Framework — ASP.NET — C Sharp (programming language) — Language Integrated Query — Microsoft Silverlight — Mono (software) — Object Linking and Embedding — Visual Basic .NET — Microsoft Visual Studio

Database

Btrieve — Data warehouse — Database — Database management system — Database normalization — MySQL — Oracle Corporation — Oracle Database — PostgreSQL — Relational database — Relational model — SQL

Free software

Apache HTTP Server — BSD licenses — Bash — Berkeley Software Distribution — Tim Berners-Lee — Blender (software) — Copyleft — Cygwin — Darwin (operating system) — Debian — Digital rights management — Emacs — Free Lossless Audio Codec — Free Software Foundation — Free software — Free software licence — Free software movement — FreeBSD — Freenet — GIMP — GNOME — GNU — GNU Compiler Collection — GNU Free Documentation License — GNU General Public License — GNU Lesser General Public License — GNU Project — GTK+ — Gentoo Linux — GlassFish — GNU Hurd — Joomla! — KDE — Donald Knuth — LAMP (software bundle) — Linux — Linux kernel — MIT License — MPlayer — MediaWiki — Mozilla Firefox — Mozilla Thunderbird — MySQL — NetBSD — Ogg — Open source — Open source license — Open source software — Open standard — OpenBSD — OpenDocument — OpenOffice.org — PHP — PaX — Perl — PhpBB — Pidgin (software) — Python (programming language) — Theo de Raadt — Ruby (programming language) — Software patent — Spring Framework — Richard Stallman — Subversion (software) — TeX — Linus Torvalds — Ubuntu — Vim (text editor) — Vuze (client) — Wine (software) — X Window System

Linux

Amarok (software) — Common Unix Printing System — Debian — Fedora (operating system) — GNOME — Gentoo Linux — KDE — Knoppix — Linspire — Linux — Linux kernel — Linux distribution — Mandriva Linux — OpenBSD — PaX — Red Hat — Mark Shuttleworth — Slackware — Richard Stallman — TeX — Linus Torvalds — Ubuntu — Vim (text editor) — Wine (software) — X Window System — Xfce

Macintosh

.Mac — AirPort — Apple II series — Apple Inc. — Apple Lisa — AppleScript — Aqua (user interface) — Macintosh Classic — Finder (software) — Al Gore — ILife — IMac — IPhone — IPod — IPod classic — IPod nano — IPod shuffle — ITunes version history — IWork — Mac OS — Mac OS X — Mac OS X v10.0 — Mac OS X v10.2 — Mac OS X v10.4 — Mac OS X v10.5 — Mac Pro — Mac mini — MacBook — MacBook Pro — Macintosh — QuickTime — Safari (web browser) — Steve Jobs — System 6 — System 7 — Timeline of Macintosh models — Steve Wozniak

Microsoft Windows

.NET Framework — ASP.NET — Active Directory — Windows Aero — Architecture of Windows NT — ClearType — Component Object Model — Microsoft Data Access Components — Direct3D — DirectX — Windows Explorer — File Allocation Table — Bill Gates — Group Policy — History of Microsoft Windows — Internet Explorer — Internet Explorer 6 — Internet Explorer 7 — Internet Explorer 8 — Internet Information Services — Microsoft Excel — Microsoft Windows — NTLDR — Object Linking and Embedding — Paint (software) — Windows Registry — Remote Desktop Protocol — Start menu — User Account Control — VBScript — WinFS — Windows 1.0 — Windows 2.0 — Windows 2000 — Windows 3.1x — Windows 7 — Windows 95 — Windows 98 — Windows 9x — Windows API — Windows CE — Windows Genuine Advantage — Windows Home Server — Windows Me — Windows Media Audio — Windows Media Player — Windows Mobile — Windows Movie Maker — Windows NT — Windows NT 4.0 — Windows PowerShell — Windows Presentation Foundation — Windows Server 2003 — Windows Server 2008 — Windows Update — Windows Vista — Windows XP — Windows XP editions

Internet

Acid2 — Affiliate marketing — Alexa Internet — Broadband Internet access — Cross-site scripting — E-mail — EBay — Flash Video — Google — Google Maps — HTML — History of the Internet — Hyperlink — Internet — Internet Archive — Internet Explorer — Internet Protocol — Internet bookmark — Internet forum — Internet protocol suite — Internet standard — Internet television — Jimmy Wales — Konqueror — Malware — Mozilla — Mozilla Firefox — Opera (web browser) — PHP — PageRank — PayPal — RSS — Safari (web browser) — SeaMonkey — Search engine optimization — Semantic Web — Steve Jobs — Submarine communications cable — Uniform Resource Locator — Usenet — Web 3.0 — Web search engine — Web browser — Wiki — World Wide Web — XML — YouTube

Software

Microsoft Windows — Patch (computing) — Software package — Text editor — Ubuntu — Wiki — Windows 7 — Windows Update — Windows Vista — Windows XP