All active programs (except those that run as a background process) are highlighted in the Dock. Pressing the Command (cmd) and Tab keys will show the application switcher with all the active applications. In the Utilities folder (within the Applications folder) the Activity Monitor can be found. This will detail all running processes.
To see all of the "applications" running, you can press ctrl-command-esc to pull up the force quit dialogue. There you can see all of the applications that are running.
If you want to see all of the individual background processes, etc. Open a terminal window (in Applications -> Utilities) and type
PS
and press enter. There are some more options to see different information about the processes running. Typing
man PS
in the terminal window should give you some more options to use with the PS utility.
mac book'S programs are better than normal laptop it has less program and less free programs but normal laptop you can have nearly every program you want free but mac book need license and you have to pay. you can't use mac book with all kind of flash disks accorises
well it all depends on what you need it for. but they are all good
Morrowind is only available for computers running Microsoft's Windows operating system and their Xbox 360. It is not compatible with the G4 iMac running Mac OS X.
The free games that come with a laptop depend on the brand of laptop one purchases as well as the operating system running. Different operating systems such as Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows 8, and Mac OS all have different preloaded games and applications.
Sony Vaio laptops are pretty good, but like Mac, will need patience in learning how to navigate and utilize all its programs. The Compaq laptop is a "basic", low cost computer and great if all you want is a basic, low cost laptop :)
After running cmd, you can check the MAC (Physical Address) address by using the command ipconfig /all.
well, it all depend what kind YOU prefer. I prefer Mac.
The two are not comparable. The Toshiba mini laptop is designed for portability and limited functionality whereas the Mac Mini is a fully functioning computer capable of connecting to all manner of peripheral devices.
Yes, this laptop can handle all the latest games with ease.
A new Apple laptop will have DVDs containing all the software that comes installed on the computer including Mac OS X and the iLife suite.
A multiprocessor OS. Mac OS, Windows, and Linux all currently support this(as well as many others).
When I saw your question - I ran a diagnostic on my laptop to see how much I was using... I have a total of 3GB available, and Windows 7 (Home premium) uses about 1.2GB with nothing running - so I wouldn't worry about it !