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15 April 2024
| 14:16 | Deletion log Philip talk contribs deleted page File:Safety.jpg | ||||
14 April 2024
| 20:25 | Upload log Charles-3300 talk contribs uploaded File:Safety.jpg (Please find attached my signed safety statement for blade sharpening at Restarters Southfields Restarter) | ||||
12 April 2024
| 13:42 | Slow OS X computer diffhist +150 James talk contribs (Added link to equivilent page for computers running MS Windows) | ||||
| m 13:38 | Slow laptop diffhist +207 James talk contribs (Added a link to https://wiki.restarters.net/Slow_OS_X_computer for Mac users) | ||||
| m 13:31 | The water analogy diffhist +1 James talk contribs (Fixed a small typo) | ||||
11 April 2024
| 09:20 | Glossary diffhist +324 Philip talk contribs (→Glossary of Terms) | ||||
| m 09:19 | Glossary:Reverse defenestration diffhist 0 Philip talk contribs | ||||
| 09:17 | Move log Philip talk contribs moved page Glosary:Reverse defenestration to Glossary:Reverse defenestration | ||||
| N 09:09 | Glossary:Hypervisor diffhist +477 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "A hypervisor is a program which allows you to run one or more virtual machines, each in its own padded cell and hence prevented from interfering with one another or with the hypervisor itself. A hypervisor may run as an application under a host operating system, or may run on the "bare metal" without an operating system, and hence free to utilise the totality of available computing, memory and peripheral resources.") | ||||
| N 09:00 | Glossary:Virtual Machine diffhist +386 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "A virtual machine or VM is a complete operating system with applications running in a kind of padded cell as an application under a host operating system. In this way, for example, you can try out different Linux distros under an existing Windows installation, or run a Windows installation under Linux if a Windows application you need is not available under Linux.") | ||||
| N 08:08 | Glosary:Reverse defenestration diffhist +498 Philip talk contribs (Created page with "Reverse defenestration is a term used to describe the process of throwing Windows out of computers. This is generally in order to install Linux or some other non-Microsoft operating system instead. In partial reverse defenestration, a Windows istallation may remain in a dual-boot configuration or as a virtual machine but this is not admitted as true reverse defenesttration by purists, who prefer radical reverse defenestration, leaving behind...") | ||||