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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· 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· 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· 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· 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· 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