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  • PICTIVE (Plastic Interface for Collaborative Technology Initiatives through Video Exploration)

    PICTIVE (Plastic Interface for Collaborative Technology Initiatives through Video Exploration) is a paper mock-up technique that allows users to participate in the development process. A PICTIVE is a representation of a graphical user interface (GUI...  Definition

  • distribution

    In marketing, distribution is the process of moving a product from its manufacturing source to its customers. In computer software, distribution is the phase that follows packaging.  Definition

  • Pango

    Pango is an open source project dedicated to creating a Unicode framework for rendering international text. The name Pango was created by combining the Greek prefix 'pan', meaning 'all,' with the Japanese word 'go,' meaning 'language.'  Definition

  • Sybase

    Sybase is a computer software company that develops and sells database management system (DBMS) and middleware products.  Definition

  • module

    A module is a separate unit of software or hardware. Typical characteristics of modular components include portability, which allows them to be used in a variety of systems, and interoperability, which allows them to function with the components of o...  Definition

  • Nagios

    Nagios is an open source applcation that monitors a computer network for problems so that they can be fixed more quickly.  Definition

  • Golden's Rules: LinuxWorld's screaming hardware, palm-sized server, faux IT guys and .org ghetto

    Whew! LinuxWorld -- three days of raucous music, bright lights, and demos galore -- is over. I attended all three days and want to share the highlights -- and lowlights -- of the conference with you.  Column

  • LinuxWorld preview: Why management has been easier on Windows, Unix

    Levanta CEO Matt Mosman previews his firm's new Linux management appliance and explains why he thinks Linux has lagged behind the competition in the realm of server management.  Article

  • CyberSource faces uphill battle with not-so-thin clients

    A new thin client offering from CyberSource intends to blur the line between thin and fat Linux clients, but one analyst wonders if the market is ready for -- or interested in -- such technology.  Article

  • Cool Blue: How IBM beats the heat

    After three years of development, IBM released a water-based technology to help data centers win the war on heat. The verdict is still out on whether it will solve the issue.  Article

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