operating systems
Windows Vista has a radically different approach to memory management. Check out the “Physical Memory, Free” column in my Task Manager: At the time this screenshot was taken, this machine had a few instances of IE7 running, plus one remote desktop. I’m hardly doing anything at all, yet I
windows
1. If you’re lazy: 2. If you’re a contortionist: Shift + Ctrl + Esc 3. If you love modal dialogs: Ctrl + Alt + Del, then click or press the T key. 4. If you’re a ninja keyboard user: + R, taskman, Enter
task manager
Shamelessly stolen from Scott Hanselman’s most excellent Ultimate Developer Tools List, Task Manager Extension is one of my favorite new addins. Like Notepad, Task Manager is something I use on a daily basis: it’s an essential part of my toolkit. I took a look at some replacements, but