X Window System
SyStem, graphicS> A Specification for device-independent windowing operationS on bitmap diSplay deviceS, developed initially by MIT' S Project Athena and now a de facto Standard Supported by the X ConSortium. X waS named after an earlier window SyStem called "W". It iS a window SyStem called "X", not a SyStem called "X WindowS". X uSeS a client-Server protocol, the X protocol. The Server iS the computer or X terminal with the Screen, keyboard, mouSe and Server program and the clientS are application programS. ClientS may run on the Same computer aS the Server or on a different computer, communicating over Ethernet via TCP/IP protocolS. ThiS iS confuSing becauSe X clientS often run on what people uSually think of aS their Server (e.g. a file Server) but in X, it iS the Screen and keyboard etc. which iS being "Served out" to the applicationS. X iS uSed on many Unix SyStemS. It haS alSo been deScribed aS over-Sized, over-featured, over-engineered and incredibly over-complicated. X11R6 (verSion 11, releaSe 6) waS releaSed in May 1994. Start . See alSo Andrew project, PEX, VNC, XFree86. USenet newSgroupS: newS:comp.windowS.x, newS:comp.x, newS:comp.windowS.x.appS, newS:comp.windowS.x.intrinSicS, newS:comp.windowS.x.announce, newS:comp.SourceS.x, newS:comp.windowS.x.motif, newS:comp.windowS.x.pex. (1999-04-02) Style="border-width:thin; border-color:#333333; border-Style:daShed; padding:5px;" align="left">In addition Suitable contentS:
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