“X11” to “x-y plane”

X11

See X Window System, Version 11.

X11/NeWS^TM system

(n.) A Sun^TM window system that is based on both X and NeWS systems.

X11R5

(n.) The X Window System, Version 11 revision 5. See X Window System, Version 11.

x-axis

(n.) The horizontal axis in the Cartesian coordinates system. Although coordinate systems can be moved and their orientations can be altered, the x-axis is always perpendicular to the y-axis. See also z-axis.

XBus

(n.) A packet-switched bus that supports multiple buses by using a cache controller in large multiprocessing configurations. See also multiprocessor.

XDBus

(n.) On Sun^TM server systems, the backplane bus for the main card cage.

X Display Manager

(XDM) (n.) A program which is supplied with the OpenWindows^TM interface that manages X displays.

XDM

(X Display Manager) (n.) A program which is supplied with the OpenWindows^TM interface that manages X displays.

XDR

See external data representation.

XEvIE

(n.) X Event Integration Extension.

XGL^TM library

(n.) The Sun^TM graphics library.

XIL^TM library

See X imaging library.

X imaging library

(XIL) (n.) A platform programming interface for imaging and video support. The X imaging library provides a common implementation of imaging functionality to multiple higher-level interfaces. XIL also provides imaging capabilities that are not currently available, and a way for independent software vendors (ISVs) to access low-level and hardware capabilities.

Xlib

(n.) The C language interface to the X protocol.

XML

(n.) Extensible Markup Language.

XPCOM

(n.) cross-platform component object model.

XPG

(n.) X/Open Portability Guide.

X server

(n.) In the X protocol, a basic windowing mechnanism that handles interprocess communication (IPC) connections from clients. An X server also demultiplexes graphics requests onto the screens and multiplexes input back to the appropriate clients. An X server controls a single keyboard and pointer and one or more screens that constitute a single display.

XView toolkit

(n.) An X11 toolkit for building applications. The XView^TM API is derived from the SunView^TM API and is based on Xlib, the lowest level of programming available to the X window system developer.

X Window System Protocol

(X Protocol) (n.) The computer protocol by which clients communicate with the X server and the X server communicates with clients.

X Window System Toolkit

(n.) An X consortium standard that provides the structure and library functions for creating and assembling widgets into a user interface. Also called the X Toolkit, Xt Intrinsics, Intrinsics, and Xt.

X Window System, Version 11

(X11) (n.) The system that was developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Consortium. X11 is a network-based protocol.

x-y plane

(n.) The plane that is created by the x and y axes in a coordinate system.