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What Is Computer Software, Application Software And Systems Software?

A computer’s software refers to a program (or a group of programs) which give a computer instructions on what to do and how to operate. Software programs can provide one main task, or multiple main tasks. As an example, a program designed to edit digital photographs has one key task (i.e. to allow for editing of photos) – naturally it would have numerous sub-tasks though (i.e. red eye removal, color correction features, resizing and cropping/cutting of an image). On the other hand, a computer’s operating system (a complex piece of software which basically handles and runs the entire computer) would carry out many main tasks – for example handling input and output (i.e. the user typing in with a keyword, or audio coming out of speakers), memory allocation, managing the computer’s hardware components (these are the electrical components which power a computer) and much more. Software can be grouped into roughly two groups: application software and systems ...

Automatic Installs of Turnkey Linux Appliances on Virtual Private Servers

(Or How to set up a fully working Joomla, Drupal, LAMP, LAPP, Zimbra, Torrent server etc., in a couple of minutes) Turnkey Linux comprises a set of free, Ubuntu-based software appliances that are primarily available for server-type usage scenarios, such as setting up database, web, forum, wiki and photo gallery servers. Each appliance is preconfigured to work out of the box, with ease of use being the primary goal behind the Turnkey Linux project. This is extremely useful in itself, but if you wanted to experiment with these appliances, potentially to evaluate or otherwise test them, it would be great if you could perform installations with the absolute minimum of effort. Using Turnkey Linux on Virtual Private Servers A number of hosting providers out there provide Linux VPS services, which usually enable users to have their own virtual server with automatic provisioning of major Linux distributions, such as Debian, Ubuntu or CentOS. Work has been performed in conjunction with the Tu...

Hostiety- The Ultimate Destination For Web Hosting Services

If you are searching for a way to serve content on the Internet, the various Internet hosting services available today may be just the solution you are looking for. In a virtual market flooding with different Internet hosting services, Hostiety is one of the most prominent ones. Using Hostiety, users can store information, videos and images in online websites whenever they want. Established in 2005, Hostiety began as a freelance operation, which, over time, transformed into a full fledged hosting service provider. Hostiety is always ready to offer you the best web hosting services available in the virtual domain. Equipped with automated systems and effectual price controlling provisions, Hostiety today enjoy an enviable position in the web hosting market. Similar to a data canter, Hostiety offers its clients server space and Internet connectivity. The web page and file hosting services available will cater for your uploading, File Transfer Protocol and Web interface requirements. Where...

Why Is Updating The FreePBX Distro Important?

FreePBX Distro is open-source communications software that unifies communications and consists of a Graphical User Interface (GUI). This GUI allows you to configure, manage and control Asterisk PBX software. Based on CentOS, the FreePBX Distro software maintains binary compatibility with Red Hat’s Linux. If you are using FreePBX Distro it’s important that you keep the software updated properly. There are several ways that you can achieve this, but the most common is the automatic update. By clicking “Yes” on the Automatic Updates screen, you will toggle a schedule selection screen. This allows you to have FreePBX Distro be automatically updated, at a time of your choosing that best fits your team’s schedule. Once you’ve submitted the new schedule, you can move on to other, more pressing issues. Another way to handle this process is to go with the manual update route. In the System Administrator screen, there will appear an “Update Now” but...