Pages with the most categories

Showing below up to 50 results in range #1 to #50.

1. Steve Jobs‏‎ (78 categories)
2. Bill Gates‏‎ (76 categories)
3. Steve Wozniak‏‎ (58 categories)
4. Antikythera mechanism‏‎ (46 categories)
5. WordPerfect‏‎ (41 categories)
6. Linux‏‎ (38 categories)
7. Chuck E. Cheese‏‎ (37 categories)
8. Traceroute (film)‏‎ (35 categories)
9. Atari SA‏‎ (35 categories)
10. Paul Allen‏‎ (35 categories)
11. Nolan Bushnell‏‎ (35 categories)
12. Taras Kulakov‏‎ (35 categories)
13. IJustine‏‎ (35 categories)
14. Alan Kay‏‎ (34 categories)
15. Amiga‏‎ (34 categories)
16. RetroArch‏‎ (34 categories)
17. List of Linux adopters‏‎ (33 categories)
18. USS Indianapolis (CA-35)‏‎ (33 categories)
19. Jeri Ellsworth‏‎ (32 categories)
20. Linux adoption‏‎ (32 categories)
21. History of the Internet‏‎ (32 categories)
22. ZX Spectrum‏‎ (32 categories)
23. Wired (magazine)‏‎ (32 categories)
24. United Kingdom‏‎ (32 categories)
25. CP/M‏‎ (31 categories)
26. Atari, Inc.‏‎ (31 categories)
27. List of compilers‏‎ (30 categories)
28. History of bitcoin‏‎ (30 categories)
29. Marques Brownlee‏‎ (29 categories)
30. MOS Technology‏‎ (28 categories)
31. New York Institute of Technology‏‎ (28 categories)
32. ZX81‏‎ (28 categories)
33. Activision Anthology‏‎ (28 categories)
34. Atari, Inc. (formerly GT Interactive)‏‎ (28 categories)
35. SPARK (programming language)‏‎ (28 categories)
36. History of computer animation‏‎ (27 categories)
37. BBC BASIC‏‎ (27 categories)
38. Shiraz Shivji‏‎ (27 categories)
39. Virtual CD-ROM switching utility‏‎ (27 categories)
40. Bruno Bonnell‏‎ (26 categories)
41. Lore Harp McGovern‏‎ (26 categories)
42. History of Pop (American TV channel)‏‎ (26 categories)
43. Amy Hennig‏‎ (26 categories)
44. TRS-80‏‎ (26 categories)
45. Amiga software‏‎ (25 categories)
46. Mark Cerny‏‎ (25 categories)
47. Design of the FAT file system‏‎ (25 categories)
48. Stephen Molyneux‏‎ (25 categories)
49. Spamming‏‎ (25 categories)
50. Atari 2600‏‎ (25 categories)