This book systematically explains the configuration of X Windows on PC, Macintosh, X-terminal and UNIX systems, providing coverage of the end-user issues - system administration and usage, trouble-shooting, security, customization and performance. The text also explains how X may be used strategically to bring about consistency in client-server architectures.
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This chapter describes the X Window System, or X, which is increasingly being accepted as the common thread for user interfaces across heterogeneous computer systems. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
abbreviated menu button, root menu file, xdm process, default menu file, window manager, widget set, root window, font directory, appearance resources, font server, input handler, font path, resource specifies, screen resources, login service, binding descriptions, magic cookie, interface builder, font files, shape extension, signal handler, window system, startup file, input focus, display manager Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Open Look, Microsoft Windows, Mail Tool, Calendar Manager, File Manager, Meta Shift, Sun Microsystems, Tue Aug, Display Manager Control Protocol, Intercon's Planet, Mountain View, Network Computing Devices, Boot Protocol, Default Window Menu Description Menu, Exit Enter, Install Software With Updates Type, Link Access Protocol, Lucida Sans, Open Systems Today, Root Menu Description Menu, Shuffle Down, Thu Aug, Thu Jun, Tue Sep New!
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This chapter describes the X Window System, or X, which is increasingly being accepted as the common thread for user interfaces across heterogeneous computer systems. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
abbreviated menu button, root menu file, xdm process, default menu file, window manager, widget set, root window, font directory, appearance resources, font server, input handler, font path, resource specifies, screen resources, login service, binding descriptions, magic cookie, interface builder, font files, shape extension, signal handler, window system, startup file, input focus, display manager Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Open Look, Microsoft Windows, Mail Tool, Calendar Manager, File Manager, Meta Shift, Sun Microsystems, Tue Aug, Display Manager Control Protocol, Intercon's Planet, Mountain View, Network Computing Devices, Boot Protocol, Default Window Menu Description Menu, Exit Enter, Install Software With Updates Type, Link Access Protocol, Lucida Sans, Open Systems Today, Root Menu Description Menu, Shuffle Down, Thu Aug, Thu Jun, Tue Sep New!
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