desktops

English - Turkish

Definition of desktops in English Turkish dictionary

masaüstü

remote desktops

(Bilgisayar) uzak masaüstü

desktop

masaüstü

Bir dizüstü, bir masaüstünden daha iyidir. - A laptop is better than a desktop.

Masaüstü yayıncılık programları özellikle bu amaç için oluşturulmuştur. - Desktop publishing programs are created especially for this purpose.

desktop

masa üstü

desktop

masaüstü, bigisayar ekranı, kullanıcının sistemi kontrol ettiği işletim sisteminin arayüzü

English - English

Definition of desktops in English English dictionary: plural of desktop
desktop: The top surface of a desk
desktop: The main graphical user interface of an operating system, usually displaying icons, windows and background wallpaper
personal online desktops: plural form of personal online desktop
desktop: {i} screen area from which one opens all of the application windows (Computers)
desktop: The background on top of which all windows appear to rest onscreen;the working environment displayed on Macintosh computers
desktop: Designed for use on a desk or similar piece of furniture
desktop: the top of a desk
desktop: The background screen All the windows and icons are on the Desktop
desktop: - The operating system user interface, which is designed to represent an office desk with objects on it Rather than physical telephones, lamps, in/out baskets, etc , the operating system desktop uses program and data icons, windows, taskbars, and the like There are many different desktop environments available for GNU/Linux, including KDE, GNOME, and X11, that can be installed by a user (Also, see GUI, Window manager and X Window System )
desktop: A desktop computer
desktop: Personal computer (PC) that sits on a user's desk End users' PCs must conform to a certain configuration if they are to perform specific PeopleSoft functions, such as data entry, viewing data and reporting The Project Office is responsible for specifying this configuration Also a metaphor for the on-screen computing environment that includes the screen background and the windows, icons, documents and tools that appear on it See Workstation
desktop: The term for the screen background in most graphical user interfaces (GUIs) on which windows, icons, and dialog boxes appear
desktop: The desktop of a computer is the display of icons that you see on the screen when the computer is ready to use
desktop: A metaphor for the on-screen computing environment A computer desktop includes the screen background, icons, and windows visible on the computer screen
desktop: {s} of a size convenient for use on a desk or table (Computers)
desktop: The area on your computer screen on which icons for your hard drive, files, disks, and applications appear Often items which are downloaded from the Web land on your Desktop
desktop: The empty space on your screen when all windows are closed, containing My Computer, Recycle Bin, and several program shortcuts The Desktop is actually an invisible folder called Desktop Folder You can move files and folders to the Desktop for easy access
desktop: (computer science) the area of the screen in graphical user interfaces against which icons and windows appear
desktop: This is the screen you see after you successfully login to the Enrollment Server It contains icons and/or toolbars that provide links to the computer applications you commonly use
desktop: The screen background on which windows, icons, and dialog boxes appear, e g what you see when your programs are all closed or minimized
desktop: A desktop system is a computer designed to sit in one position on a desk somewhere and not move around Most general purpose computers are desktop systems Calling a system a desktop implies nothing about its platform The fastest desktop system at any given time is typically either an Alpha or PowerPC based system, but the SPARC and PA-RISC based systems are also often in the running Industrial strength desktops are typically called workstations
desktop: Desktop computers are a convenient size for using on a desk or table, but are not designed to be portable. When launched, the Macintosh was the smallest desktop computer ever produced
desktop: Your computer screen when no applications are open When a file is saved to the desktop, you will be able to see it there on the screen when no other applications are running or windows are open
desktop: A metaphor for the on-screen computing environment It includes the screen background and windows, icons and documents
desktop: On computers like IBM PC or compatibles and Macintoshes, the backdrop where windows and icons for disks and applications reside
desktop: a computer display area that represents the kinds of objects one might find on a real desktop, such as documents, a phonebook, reference sources, writing tools, and project folders
desktop: The on-screen background containing icons and windows embedded in wallpaper
desktop: Generally considered to mean the confluence of a work location, a desk area and a computing device, distinct from a lab, which may have many computing devices Intended to refer to one computing device, PC or workstation, which uses one network connection
desktop: the screen where all your icons are
desktop: A work environment provided by a graphical user interface, generally including a video monitor background, a screen saver, and one or more taskbars and icons
desktop: The screen background By default, several icons are placed on the desktop: a folder icon representing your home directory, a dumpster icon, several application icons, and an icon for each peripheral you have installed You can place other icons on the desktop so that you can access them more easily
desktop: The desktop displays icons and menus that allow you to run programs and use a file system without directly using the command language of the operating system, as in Microsoft Windows The desktop is part of a graphical user interface, where icons, menus and dialog boxes on the screen represent programs, files, and options on your computer
desktop: The Desktop is the full-screen display where all Windows activity takes place The Desktop is supposed to be the computer equivalent of a real desktop, where you place everything you are currently working on Of course, the analogy tends to break down a little, because the Windows Desktop not only contains your current work, communications programs (the equivalent of a phone and fax) and various tools you need for your work, it also contains a waste basket (the Recycle Bin), filing cabinets and more
desktop: The working environment on the computerÃ‘the menu bar and the gray area on the screen The user can have a number of documents on the desktop at the same time At the OS level, the desktop displays the Trash icon and the icons (and windows) of volumes that have been mounted
desktop: In graphical user interfaces (such as Windows), desktop is the term used to describe the main screen where icons, folders, and documents appear
desktop: Of an application, converted to be carried out on a personal computer
desktop: A desktop is a desktop computer
desktop: The Windows 95 screen, on which the Start button, Taskbar, My Computer and Recycle Bin icons appear by default Application windows, icons, and dialog boxes also appear on the desktop area
desktop: The initial display on the computer screen on which windows, icons, menus, and dialog boxes display