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a utility used in FEDORA 13 to make a printer availale for your application . |
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a wizard uded in Windows 7 to make a printer available for your applications |
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a program that helps users perform thasks on PC, such as creating a spreadsheet |
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a device that moves information in blocks or groups of bytes instead of characters. an example is a disk drive |
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command-line interface(CLI) |
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a program you uise to give commands to an operating system |
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a special program that helps you create or edit files that contains specific operatin instructions for a PC |
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The part of the processor that actually reads and executes instructions. |
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A generic term for any operating system that is loaded from disk devices when the system is started or restarted. |
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dynamic link library (DLL) |
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A library of executable functions or data that can be used bya a windows 7 application |
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A feature in windows 7 that allows users to switch between useraccounts on a single PC with out quitting applications and logging out. |
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A WDM driver that filters the I?O requests for personal use. Freeware is frequently distributed on the Web. |
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Software that is available free of charge for personal use. Freeware is frequently distributed on the Web. |
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A WDM driver that drives an indiidual device. |
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GDI(graphical device interface) |
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The display language interface for Microsoft Windows systems. |
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A suite of free softwar3e base on a interpreter of the Adobe Post Script and Portable Documetn Format (DF)page description languages. |
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the default desktop for red hats distributions of Fedora 13 |
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GUN General Public License |
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a set of programs written by teh free software foundationto provide a free UNIX framework. (GNU stands for "GNU's Not UNIX") |
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a directory associated with a user account under Fedora 13 |
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the core of an operating syste. managesmemory, files and periperals devices, as well as starting applications and allocatin system resources. |
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file structures that help you manages your documents, music, files |
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refers t othe family of UNIX-like computer operating systems that use the Linux kernel. |
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Microsoft Windows Installer |
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an installation and configuration sercie that ships as part of the windows 7 operating system |
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concurrently running all active processesand threads on the PC |
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the simultaneous execution of instructions by multiple processor within a single computer |
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running sereal processes in rapid sequence (multitasking) with a single program |
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a folder used to locate and connect to shared folders on netwroked computers. |
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a catergory used by Fedora 13for networkdevices. The Fedora 13 kernel uses packets with these devices. |
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a unit of information transferred as a who from one device to anotheron a network . |
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a number tha identifes an actual storage (memory) location in the physical memory on a computer. |
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a page description language developed and marketed by Adobe Systems. |
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A multitasking process in which the OS ensures thart all active threads have teh opportunity to execute. it prevents a single thread from monopolizing a processor. |
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An application that allowa the user to edit the entries in the registry. |
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a central hierarchical data |
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a page description language developed and marketed by Adobe Systems. |
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A multitasking process in which the OS ensures thart all active threads have teh opportunity to execute. it prevents a single thread from monopolizing a processor. |
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An application that allowa the user to edit the entries in the registry. |
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a central hierarchical databace used by Windows 7 to store informatin that is needed to configure the system for one or more users, applicationand hardware devices. |
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RPM(Red Hat Package Manager) |
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The Fedora 13 manager that provides installation services for applications. |
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A communications protocol used by Fedora13 to support resorurce sharing across a network. |
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Server Message Block (SMB) |
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A communications protocol used by Windows-based OS to support resource sharing across a network |
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A collection of applications that makeup and relate to the operating system. |
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A computer device used for data input, such as a keyboard, |
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another term for a computer monitor |
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Symmetric Multiprocesssing (SMP) |
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A system that distributes tasks among CPUs using a load-share |
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a utility in Fedora 13 that lets you review process activity in real time |
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a small, single-function utility |
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A menu in the Fedora 13 GUI that opens applications and utilities like the Start menu in Windows 7. |
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Navigation aids use in an address bar and other parts of the GUI to help keep track of your location |
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the submenu thatappears when you click an empty area on the FEDORA 13 desktop |
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A utility in Fedora 13 That enables you to locate and open files and folders |
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a loarge collection of reference to information on yourhard disk that helps Windows to return search results. |
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the Fedora 13 equivalent of the taskbar used in Windows 7 |
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A folder that holds files and folders you if necessary. |
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