Wikipedia:Requested articles/Applied arts and sciences/Computer science, computing, and Internet

Algorithms

• Abstract reduction
• Anytime A*
• ARQ scheme - should redirect to ARQ?
• Auction algorithm
• BCJ
• BCJ2
• BD ROM-Mark
• Bentley's algorithm
• BUCKY function
• Burke-Fisher Error Repair
• CN2 algorithm
• Cannon's algorithm
• Coercibility
• Constructive induction
• Contourlet
• Data exploration
• D* search algorithm - Similar to A* search algorithm, but works on an incomplete map; Sometimes called "Dynamic A*". Try "D-star" when searching the web. See also [1] (Chinese) and original paper and variants
• Diamond Squares Algorithm
• EBCOT (JPEG 2000)
• ELS-coder
• Elastic Matching
• Evolutionary Data Mining
• Frequent subtree mining
• Gossip-based multicast protocols
• Graph Mining, see Structured Data Mining and summarization
• Gur Game
• GWIC
• Hunter gatherer algorithm
• Jump String, somehow related to Jump tables
• k-Opt method (generalization of 2-Opt, 3-Opt...)
• Multilist Structures
• Kolmogorov structure function
• Lee algorithm
• Lin-Kernighan algorithm
• Liquid State Machines 2002 Maass, et al.
• Memory-based learning
• MPEG-1 Audio Layer I
• Multihop data propagation
• MQ-coding (JPEG 2000)
• Nested Means
• Neuromimetic intelligence
• Nevill-Manning algorithm
• Nurse Scheduling Problem - See [2]
• Recursive X Y Cut
• RentACoder
• Rete Resolution Algorithm
• Rivatuner.exe - See [3]
• Robinson's Resolution Algorithm
• Spectral test
• Syncscan
• Sweep and Prune
• Timothy Chan's algorithm
• Tonelli's algorithm
• Trellis (coding theory)
• Triadic Encoding
• Value range analysis - analysis for compiler optimizations like redundancy elimination, dead code elimination, instruction selection, etc. that tracks various properties of values defined and changed in a program (min-max integer bounds, set-reset bits, etc.) - implemented in Intel compiler, to be implemented in GNU GCC, etc.
• Watershed segmentation algorithm
• Wavefront Expansion Motion Planner
• Welch Powell algorithm

Computer architecture

• Address Translation Registers
• Block floating-point
• End-to-end view
• General Register Machine Classes
• I&AM - Identity & Access Management (maybe a part of Identity management) as in [4] and [5], and a subset of IDM
• IOSAPIC What the abbreviation stands for and what it is.
• Itanium Microprocessor Advanced Features Could someone elaborate on this, please.
• Kernel Based Methods - See www.kernel-machines.org
• Kernel Machines - See www.kernel-machines.org
• List of instruction sets by number of instructions A table of CPU instruction sets by number of instructions, with an incremented section for instructions added after the original definition, such as MMX, x86-64. Would help to show some "RISCy" CISC chips and some "CISCy" RISC chips.
• Memory ordering Ordering of memory read and write operations enforced by a processor in order to take more advantage of the ILP present in computer programs while maintaining their semantics
• Multimedia Middleware Standard solutions for middleware architecture (CORBA, .NET etc.) are not sufficient for operation within heterogenous (hardware/software wise) environments concentrated around multimedia flow.
• Offline File System - often mentioned, but never explained. What is it?
• Parallel File System
• Petascale simulation
• Runahead A class of microprocessors that pre-execute the instruction stream in order to improve performance
• Single-level store (SLS) Memory management technology of Multics and IBM System i (AS/400)
• Software lockout
• Test design Could someone elaborate on this, please.
• Thin computing
• Utopia protocol
• WebSphere EMPS

Computer languages

• Abstract OWL-S
• Basic4GL: A form of basic focused on easy implementation of OpenGL. Excellent intro language to learn OpenGL.
• escript
• Executable OWL-S
• Macintosh BASIC: One of the most popular podcasts on the internet is This Week in Tech, or TWiT, hosted by Leo Laporte. On several episodes, one of the co-panalists, John C. Dvorak, has made reference to something called "Macintosh BASIC." It was supposedly a form of the BASIC programming language that was to be made available on the original 128k Macintosh back in 1984 (I think). However, something came up, and, in Dvorak's words, "Microsoft killed it." He's never given more information about it, and the original Macintosh never had any type of "built-in" programming language or environment. Before Mac OS X was introduced in 2002, the only way to write a program on a Macintosh was with some third-party software. Why wasn't this "Macintosh BASIC" ever introduced? Did it in fact exist? It sounded like it was near to completion or was already complete. What weight would Microsoft, a competitor, have in forcing Apple not to introduce a product? Was there a copyright violation? And why exactly would Apple introducing a "Macintosh BASIC" be so bad for Microsoft? I'm sure there are people out there that have information on this.
• OOoBasic OpenOffice scripting language
• Pixxos A multimedia language for beginners based on Basic and Pascal. See www.pixxos.com
• SQL4
• UniBasic UniBasic is an interactive business BASIC development language that operates on a wide range of Unix-based systems, including AIX, Apache, Apple OS X, HP/UX, IBM, Linux, SCO, Solaris and True-Unix.
• WinDev
• OK Prompt
• Scriptol see http://www.scriptol.net/index.html
• Syntax diagram
• Twitspeak or Twit-talk. People who can't type properly in the internet.
• FORTRAN

Computer graphics and graphics programming

• Cabinet Projection
• Chroma upsample error [6] [7]
• CMYKRGB, CMYKRGBW, CMYKOG, CMYKOB, CMYKGB, CMYKOGB and similar color spaces (redirect all to CMYK and add the info there? GeorgeBills 05:41, 27 April 2006 (UTC))
• Curvature Scale Space, a method of extracting shapes in images
• Cyberware Inc. Pioneer in the field of 3-D imaging
• Edgel (boundary detection in images)
• Equivalence Constraints
• Filters (digital image processing)
• Geometry Shaders from the forthcoming direct-x 10
• Hierarchical Display Model
• Hyperslab
• Microsoft Research Accelerator Project[8]
• Pixel Phasing (used in hardware anti aliasing)
• Rim Lighting
• Smartshader It's a feature found in ATI Tray Tools
• Texture-mapped fonts
• Thing viewer
• Thresholding
• Weight map
• Weight mapping

Early computer models/processors

• GridCase
• Interview 10 By Atlantic Research Corporation
• Mechanical Computers Please make an article about early mechanical computers
• Model K -An early Digital Computer invented by George Stibitz in 1937. The K is for Kitchen Table, where he put it together.
• RAND Tablet, also known as the Grafacon, was the first computer to use a graphics tablet. Aside from that, it had a remarkable graphical programming system that bears observing for UI designers today. You can see it in this video: [9] (starting at 23:40).

Hardware

• 4B/5B-NRZI - Signal encoding scheme for 100BASE-X Physical Media
• ADD2 - Advanced Digital Display. A display technology supported in new Intel desktop motherboards
• AJ-100 - Direct execution processor for java
• Axentra - http://www.axentra.com - Company that produces servers and whatnot, also partnered with Mozilla about 3 years ago under a different name.
• Bad blocks on hard drives, and how filesystems deal with them.
• Base Station Repeater
• Borderware
• BTTV - Analog V4L capture card BTTV based tuners
• CE-ATA -
• Colorshots -
• Comparison of CPUs
• D Skin - -
• d4 tv-out -
• Datapath -
• Dell Dimension 8100 -
• DFA Chip -
• Disk Cache Size
• Domino Logic -
• Drive Image of hard drive, what it's for and how it works
• ECL monitors
• Edgeware
• E-Gap - Protections system and hardware similar to Trusted Computing Platform
• EMMA-2/3 - the EMMA2 server is the Ericsson phone management server
• EPRML - Extended Partial Response Maximum Likelihood (there exists a page on the German wikipedia about this)
• FBRAM - Frame Buffer Random Access Memory
• Femto Slider
• Gaming Router
• Glueless connection
• GS/s - Giga Samples per Second?
• IBM Models 1 through 5 See the article "The Mathematics of Statistical Machine Translation: Parameter Estimation" by Peter F. Brown et al.
• IEEE 1680
• Inference network
• Interconnect Fabric
• IRtrans
• Kiosk (computer)
• Lan Boot Rom
• MacCharlie -
• Mass Storage Device - a generic term for some (usb) storage devices
• MDIO (Management Data Input/Output)
• Media Independent Interface (MII) Port
• Modem Daughter Card - Purpose and What it does.
• N-Way Workstation/Server (processors)
• NetCell - developer the Revolution storage processing unit (SPU)
• Netwinder - Corel's attempt at a Linux powered mini-server.
• nForce 600 - A upcoming chipset series from nVidia.
• P90 year - A unit of CPU time used by the GIMPS project. (Sometimes written as P-90 year.) 1 P90 year = time required for a given CPU to complete the same Lucas-Lehmer tests that a 90 MHz Pentium (P90) could complete in one year. For example, in one year a Pentium II 400 MHz CPU could complete the same tests that would take a P90 CPU 5.5 years to complete, so 1 PII-400 CPU year = 5.5 P90 CPU years.
• PCI Simple Communications Controller
• pixel processor -
• Plated Wire Memory -
• PLEDM -
• POTP
• Recovery Card - PCI hardware recovery card for PC
• RLDRAM - Reduced Latency DRAM
• RTL8139 Realtek's series of Fast Ethernet controllers.
• SEA-Me-WE -
• Search Appliance - Rack mounted hardware designed to perform 1000's of seaches per minute of millions of documents.
• Secondary Precharge Transistor - Domino logic charge sharing trick
• sector slipping - A technique used to deal with bad sectors during bad sector mapping
• self-tending drive doors meachanisms on Dell's XPS 700 computer.
• Swap Chain - used when telling your graphics card where and what it will be rendering to screen. Often used when you want to render two or more different views at once but share textures and the like. I think anyway, hoep some can please clarify.
• Symbolic Trajectory Evaluation
• System Resources
• TI TMS320C54x DSP
• transreflective - a kind of LCD that responds to ambient light, is readable in full sunlight, and is not glary. Good definition at smartcomputing.com
• UAJ (Universal Audio Jack) - a way to sense the type of audio a computer has. I.e., dolby 5.1, 6.1 or 7.1.
• Virtual Extended Bus - Some type of physical storage bus extension to PCI-X present on certain high-end Xeon motherboards: uses the acronym VXB
• VPR matrix
• Wavescalar modern research dataflow processor
• Way Prediction (reducing conflict misses in a cache Socket M AMD processor)
• Wireless Networks Cable Low Loss Cable varieties and apropriate usage
• WLCSP (Wafer Level Chip Scale Package)
• Woopwoop - Small, portable and cheap PC for work and play; no hard disk needed.

The Internet

• Definition needed for: Appcast - Similar to a podcast, an "appcast" is a news feed regarding updates to a software application (See also "Podcast", "Auto Updaters", "Software Patches", ..)
• 64digits- A website that allows you to upload files, make blogs, and be part of a game making community, [10]
• AC Tool - knight online hacking tool, a "How-to" would be good
• Advanced Searchbar- A toolbar that allows you to search over 100+ search engines. [11]
• Afterdawn.com - A great p[lace to find out all sorts of info
• Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud - Details
• Ansearch - A popularity-based Search Engine and Portal with Australian and Global presences
• Antogonist, Inc.
• Awards site - a site where people can come and enter their site into a competition and other people come and vote on other peoples sites.
• Bantown - a hacker group
• Blackhold Filtering - A type of attack made by a hacker on a website - more info on this topic is needed.
• Blogrolls - A type of link used in blogs
• Bounty Source - SourceForge-esque website
• Chromeless - See here
• client interpolation
• Count To Infinity Problem in Distance Vector Routing
• David C Lawrence (tale) - USENET personality and former news.announce.newgroups moderator
• E-mail service provider (ESP)
• Elitist Jerks - Popular World of Warcraft Guild
• Explorer Destroyer
• Footstops - (Footstops.com) A travel community site that raises money for charities everyone gets to vote on.
• Flowser - Graphical search engine used by Amazon.com.
• Frame Spoofing
• Frapper - see Frappr
• Gnoozle - A peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing application which runs on the Gnutella network. See [12]
• Goodtree - A search engine that supposedly gives to charities every time you click. Apparently powered by Ask Jeeves.
• Hack In The Box - See http://www.hackinthebox.org/
• Handle System - See www.handle.net
• Heckler's Online
• Henrik Frystyk Nielsen - co-writer of HTTP RFC's
• Hipinion.com Online Forums
• hityourhead.com - While being on house-arrest for 2-years under the electronic bracelet Ottawa man Ahmed Hassan decides to launch his own entertainment website
• HongFire Anime Network Anime BitTorrent community
• HotAppz.com - A downloads site offering free submissions for software authors. See www.hotappz.com
• hydrogenaudio a group related to audio technologies
• IHateWikipidiaA Site dedicated to those who hate wikipedia
• Illinois Bio-Grid
• Internet Connection Speed - what do connection speeds mean and how to interpret them
• IP2Location IP2Location.
• iSnare [13] - A top resource for free reprint articles and one of the largest article distributor online.
• iVideoism, [14]
• kalx.com
• Kelips
• liferay-Portal
• Limelight Networks- CDN for major sites such as MySpace
• linkbait -
• MacZOT!
• Metalstorm.ee - see [15]
• Mosaic Effect -
• notefish.com -
• Newgrounds BBS (forums)- a popular forum interconnected to newgrounds but is so big it needs it's own article.
• Omi-bunny.com - web personality and frequently updated blog.
• P & D Pictures - free entertainment website created by 11 year olds - see panddpictures.com
• Paxed.Com A website that allows people to meet other people, talk in chatrooms, and create different threads.
• peekvid.com -
• private enterprise number -
• PrivacyView[16] - Privacy software that protects peoples privacy on their PC.
• Programmer Meet Designer [17] - A website created on July 23, 2006 by Kasra Kyanzadeh that helps programmers, designers, entrepreneurs and writers to find each other and work together.
• Programming Designs [18] - Created September 4th, 2005, Programming Designs is a growing community for programmers and designers.
• Redist Naming conventions for installation files
• RedSheriff Software for measuring user activity on websites.
• Registrar-Lock - A state of a domain where it is already bought but isn't usable yet ie. locked
• RPAN - (Regional Partner Academic Network) term used by the UK's JANET[19]
• RTP -
• self-tending drive doors a mechanism on the Dell XPS 700 computer.
• Skyscrapercity.com - a major internet forum created September 2006 and with over 60,000 members. [20]
• SmartHost -
• SmartPop -
• smartqatar.com an online business directory for qatar
• Social Navigation -
• Star Syndicate - Popular flash/trolling faction. [21]
• Steam Hardware - A hardware website dedicated to bringing the latest Computing news and hardware reviews to the public. Site just created, and founded by the users of the "Steam User Forums" [22]
• System 7 Today - Online resource started in late 2005 (November?), for users of the System 7 / Mac OS 7 family of operating systems, now widely regarded as the best online resource covering this topic. [23]
• Teaming Use of a dual LAN configuration to improve downloading speed.
• treasuretrooper.com A potential scam site, frequently advertised on YouTube.
• USB Bridge
• User Profiling The approach to build user profiles through collecting user's data and observing user's behaviou
• Vgboxart.com Webste dedicated to creating boxarts for games.
• VideoPimp.org IRC channel and website where music videos can be downloaded.
• VOIP Termination
• WapTunnel A free WAP gateway that was used by many cell phone owners to work around their service provider.
• Web Design Advice [24] - A resource for tips on effective web site design
• WebHancer
• XBT Tracker a very popular bittorrent tracker server
• U2U

Networking Architecture

• Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture (ATCA)
• Beneš network
• Clos network - Multistage switching network topologies; See [25] and Nonblocking minimal spanning switch
• CLUSTERPOW - Power control routing protocol for ad-hoc wireless networks
• Decentralized object location and routing (DOLR)
• LAPF-Link access procedure for frame mode bearer services. A point-to-point WAN data link protocol.
• MAC Filtering
• OWAMP - One-Way Active Measurement Protocol, RFC 4656
• PC based bridge - using a PC with multiple network adapters as a switch
• PNBSCADA - the service assigned to TCP/UDP port 3875 by IANA
• pxc-spvr-ft an abbreviation for the service assigned to port 4002 by IANA
• RAW Printer Protocol
• SHARCNET - Shared Hierarchical Academic Research Computing Network. See [26]
• SX/LX Gigabit Ethernet
• TCP NewReno - A modified version of TCP Reno
• TCP Sack - TCP Reno with selective Acknowledgements.
• Text over IP (ToIP, TOIP) [27]
• Upstream server- A term in the DNS world.

People

• Aaron Lloyd Brown, all in one, 'Shaping My Life', aka albLIL
• Karl Auerbach, former at-large director of ICANN who sued them for excessive secrecy
• Gustavo Moya, ixaya.com OpenSource Community Sponsor and Foundator.
• BBSCON
• Boris Beizer, Software Testing pioneer
• BMUG Berkeley Macintosh User Group
• Jon Collins [28]
• Douglas E. Comer, professor of computer science; author of the books on computer network and TCP/IP; [29]
• Data wrangler
• Database technician
• Lewis De Payne, hacker, aka Roscoe
• Włodzisław Duch [30]
• Harold Bosworth Foonman, Founding member of the Univac Illuminati
• Martin Grotegut [31]
• International Workshop on Peer-to-Peer Systems (IPTPS) [32]
• Jørn Jensen, the person who “invented” Jensen's Device
• Michelle Levesque, member of the OpenNet Initiative, employee at Google and author of [33]
• William McCune, developer of the Otter theorem prover
• Jay Osako
• Latanya Sweeney, Ph.D. [34] Founder and Director of the Data Privacy Lab[35]
• Tarakam Peddada [Biography]
• Pehr George Scheutz
• Marc Sokol, 30 years of experience in the enterprise software industry, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Global Marketing for Computer Associates International, Inc. (CA), co-founder of Realia, Inc., where he co-authored the Realia COBOL compiler

Programming

• 13-pointer array mechanism (file access) - (Perhaps this refers to the 13 block addresses in an inode? Unfortunately, the inode article does not explain this very well; it should probably be revised. See [36] for a better explanation. - Davnor 14:52, 17 August 2006 (UTC))
• Abra CodeCrap
• Action Event Paradigm
• AfxCtxRegisterClass - Perhaps related to AfxRegisterClass[37]?
• Akelos Framework (a port of Ruby on Rails to the PHP programming language)
• Annotative programming - http://www.flare.org
• ANT_OPTS
• AXML
• Binary Backup
• Bsymbolic
• Bulk Insert for SQL DB's
• Bytecode Instrumentation
• Channel (programming)
• Christian Reference Open Software Standard
• Content Index (Type of database index used for full text search - Construction / Access)
• CScript
• CTAS (Create Table As - used commonly in database programming)
• CTXT
• Embedded Databases (Databases for embedded devices)
• Ephemeral Random Constant, related to Genetic Programming
• Facelets - view technology that focuses on building JSF component trees
• Front Controller Design Pattern
• Genome Strength
• Global Offset Table
• Google Code Jam
• Gubed PHP Debugger
• Hakapu - slang term for sloppy programming, also a place name.
• heatmaps
• Intel C++ compilers
• intrusion detection in communication systems
• Jeff Duntemann
• kXML
• Lazy Writer (Database process for handling committing database transactions.)
• Lines of code per month metric
• loop rotation - trying to optimize loops somehow, referred to in [38]
• manifest typing
• Moravec Interest Operator
• multicast delegate
• Nifty Corners
• Open Hypermedia Systems
• Page Controller Design Pattern
• pageflow
• PHPSimpleChoose - Randomizer Script
• polyphase merge sort
• potfile
• POSIXLY_CORRECT - An ENV setting to choose whether a GNU program operates exactly according to the POSIX specifications, which may be in conflict with expected or traditional behavior.
• Producers-consumers problem
• R Tree Indexing
• Railroad Diagram - see also Backus-Naur form
• RxML - RxML standard
• Shadow Tables - system for managing multiple versions of records in a relational database.
• skeleton application
• Skrit
• STA:Single Threaded Apartment
• Stencil array
• STL.NET — STL for Microsoft .NET
• Synchronization domain - terminology in thread synchronization.
• Syntax Diagram - see also Backus-Naur form
• Trace Tables - technique used to test algorithms, in order ensure there are no logic errors
• Universal Data Link ([[UDL]) - See [39]
• Vanilla Objects
• VHPI - VHDL Procedural Interface
• Visual Fortran
• Wall time, user time, system time
• Web Services Interoperability Technology (WSIT)
• Weblets - See [weblets.dev.java.net]
• XBreed
• XML Data Reduced - (XDR)
• XML/XSL skin
• Muenchian Method (Grouping method in XSLT)
• XMLdoc
• XPIDL
• XSql

Searching/search engines

• Digital Human
• Document ranking
• Fulltext search redirects to Full text search
• Keyword Density
• PTC Windchill
• Search portal
• Social Search

Security

• Information Asset Profiling
• Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals
• Ashar
• Authenticode - A Microsoft protocol used to sign ActiveX controls and active content
• Behaviometrics - e.g. Keystroke Behaviometrics
• Captha - identification as a human by image recognition
• Chaotic Cryptosystems
• Comparison of packet filters
• COMPUSEC
• Conditional Access Systems
• Database Encryption
• Dataveillance - see wiktionary:Dataveillance
• Duress Password
• EKE Authentication Standard - is an authentication standard that uses the Diffie-Hellman algoritm
• Executable Protection
• FORTIFY SOURCE
• Frame injection - Web browser flaw discovered in 1998
• Generalized Framework for Access Control
• Google Hack Honeypot
• Information Technology Baseline Protection Manual
• Killbit - has to do with killing bugs
• Low integrity mode
• Multicast encryption
• Needham-Schroeder-Lowe - encryption algorithm
• OS-178B
• Overlapping Fragment Attack
• Protection Profiles
• Secure Trusted Operating System Consortium
• split tunneling
• SRTP interoperability
• Stack Walking (Walking the stack)
• Sybari - Antivirus company recently acquired by Microsoft
• TICSA - Security certification, possibly obsolete
• Tiny Fragment Attack
• Trusted Network Interpretation of the TCSEC (the Red Book)
• Trusted Zone Management
• Warrant canary - see [40]
• Wassenaar Treaty (www.wassenaar.org - treaty limiting export of software and other goods from the US. This topic probably belongs in one or more other categories as well)
• Xmas Port Scan

Software

• 40tude Dialog a freeware/shareware (depending on use) email and news client
• 3dplus2 a freeware 3d animation gif creator

• Aim Ad Hack
• AJAXy
• Asset and Content Management
• Advanced System Optimizer (A program that fixes Windows registry and more)
• AKGBackup (A Java program that simplifies the task of backing up data folders, with optional compression)
• ArticleBot
• Alien Swarm: Infested
• AmiZilla, an effort to raise money to give away to the first programmer/team that can port Mozilla to AmigaHomepage
• Antclick or AntClick - see antville.helma.org/project/download/antclick/
• Antville - see project.antville.org
• Application portfolio
• Awasu -- RSS Reader/AggregatorAwasu Homepage
• AOLServer
• Apple OS X supporting Microsoft Products - support for programs such as MSOffice and other programs that have been written specifically for com,puters running Windows

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• BBeB - Sony's proprietary, DRM protected, BroadBand eBook format.
• Beryl (software) - recently created fork of Compiz. http://www.compiz.net/topic-4591-beryl-informations-announcement
• BitMagic
• BKF (file format) - Microsoft backup file
• Blastwave.org (open source software project)
• Browstat (get domain, browser and PDC info)
• bSafe Online (really fishy sounding web filter + security suite, radio ads claim it is better than Norton & "mack-uh-fee" (read: McAffee…) (I use this filter, so-so filter/good firewall, but I wouldn't use it to protect children from porn, url is http://www.bsafehome.com/)

• Cabir.A
• cdstatus
• ChiWriter (old DOS scientific editor)
• Chordiant
• CoolGen
• Comparison of KDE and GNOME
• Comparison of VoiP clients
• Comparison of Defragmentation applications
• Comparison of unix/Linux windows subsytems
• Communication Software
• Corel WordPerfect X3
• Custom firmware (Sony PSP)

• Database - Determinancy diagrams
• [[Dataxiom}} (maker of Datamost)
• Desktop Buddie (A description and links to several different ones)
• DialPac (Used by libraries for patrons to remotely access catalogs)
• Diablo news server - Usenet News server package
• dm-crypt
• DODS Server
• Double-Take
• DownThemAll! - Firefox Extension - article has been created and deleted several times[41]; topic may not meet WP:SOFTWARE.
• DragonWare Suite (FBI spying software) (Google search) [42] - Looks interesting... -- Tompsci 20:21, 11 May 2006 (UTC)
• Dual license model (open source)
• Dual mode operating system - What does it mean?
• DVD X Copy
• Diigo

• EasyPHP (an easy to install WAMP (windows, apache, mysql, php) suite, altough a bit outdated) - article is a stub (doubleu 08:00, 7 November 2006 (UTC)).
• Edibase (DOS based Database program used by many information and referral centres)
• egrep (and fgrep), variants of grep
• Event ID (The identifiers for events in the windows event viewer)
• Endevor (IBM)
• Enterprise Record Management
• ExtDOS
• Extended Writeback Filter
• Ecometry

• FeatureZilla
• FictionBook2 see w:ru:FictionBook2
• FiestaBar
• File Processing System (FPS)
• File slack
• FireTune - optimizer for Firefox browser
• FISMO roles
• FLIC (video file format created by Autodesk [43])
• Francois Letellier

• Game Hook
• GLeDitor - small text editor for programmers [44]
• GoodTools
• GlFTPd - popular Linux/UNIX FTP daemon. Mentioned in Topsite_(warez) article. Official homepage, mentioned here as well.
• GWorkspace - NeXTSTEP Workspace Manager clone for GNUstep
• GNUMail - NeXTSTEP Mail clone for GNUstep
• GPSBabel - convert, upload, download data from GPS and Map programs [45]
• Greenshades - http://www.greenshades.com/
• GRAC - Open source GRAmmar Checker: [46]

• Handster a digital rights management company on Windows Mobile platform. Provide SDK for payment integration into shareware and online store with Pocket PC programs - Handster.com.
• Heulab Many educational PC Programs, ie: Fun With Mindbook, Student VC (Virtual Classroom), Fun With Construction - Heulab.com
• Hypertape a backup software for VMS and Windows

• IBM middleware
• iDoor(Remote Surveillance and Access Control system by Amazing! Controls)
• IMSP -- Internet Message Support Protocol
• Information Engineering - a paradigm of software development developed during the '70s and '80s characterized by a top-down approach to systems design. Incorporates multiple views - Process, Data, control
• Infinite Campus - A web based application used by K-12 schools to track student information such as attendance and grades, as well as providing this information to students and parents. (Official Homepage)
• Input Output Request Blocks (IORB)
• Interactive Video Information System (IVIS) - a DEC multimedia courseware project 1981-1983
• IOSAPIC (Meaning and Purpose)
• IOSlaves - See Konqueror
• iRed

• JES - Java Enterprise System
• Java Integrated Developer Environments
• Java Programming with MS-DOS
• JED - A text editor that uses S-Lang
• Jabbin a open source Jabber Audio (VoIP) client web

• K-3D - a 3D modelling and animation tool for Renderman compatible renderers
• Keyworx
• Kinder, Gentler HTML Validator
• Kiswin - A project to make Kismet run in windows, uses cygwin
• Knoppicillin
• Kdrive - architecture for the X server

• LEGO Digital Designer - Official LEGO software for building your own models as sets with LEGO Factory
• Level 8
• Live555 - RTP streaming library in C++ (official site)

• Macsaber
• Max-Realms http://www.max-realms.com - A site that provides help to anyone using the popular 3D graphics software, 3DS Max and also has a huge library of 3D models that can be downloaded for free.
• MAN-MAN/X
• Mass Text Replacer http://www.syntaxrebels.com/mtr/index.htm - Quick editing through lots of files
• Media splitter
• Memory Cache Daemon -- What is it? When should it be used/avoided?
• Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC)
• Microsoft Excel Server
• Microsoft forecaster
• Microsoft Solution Accelerator for Enterprise Project Management
• MidnightBSD - See [47]
• MiniBase
• Miniwin
• Moonlight 3D
• MSPX - See [48]
• MultiValue database
• Multisim
• MultiTail
• My Restaurant (restaurant management software) [49] -

• Navicat (MySQL database administration and development tool)[50]
• Netcool
• Network Broadcast Sound (NBS)
• Ninan (Server-side Usenet binary downloader and manager) [51]
• Nodebug
• Nuppelvideo (Video capture software using RTjpeg2.0 & creating .nuv files)

• ocad - Software for creating maps (www.ocad.com)
• octet-stream - might redirect this to Internet media type
• OnShare
• OpenP2M, File sharing software prodyced byGlauber Magalhães Pires

• Panda3D http://panda3d.org/ an open source 3D engine used in Toontown Online
• PaperCut NG http://www.papercut.biz/pcng/ print and internet monitoring / quota software
• Parallel database (Distributed database was never a big thing, but it lead to the development of parallel databases which are a big sucess)
• Parallel running
• PC Health Software
• PC Tablet
• PCShowBuzz
• Phone Support Tools (PST)
• phpdev
• PHPSurveyor
• Pilot running
• podfading
• prepaging
• Process Migration
• ProcessGuard
• Processing (Proce55ing)
• PropertyBox (real estate website generation software) [52]
• Protected User Mode Audio

• qualxserve service agreement

• Raece Conquest
• RBAU
• RealProducer
• Reloaded (software type)
• Reloaded (piracy release grou)
• Revtex
• RMAN (Oracle Backup Utility)
• Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS) - See http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/network/rras/

• Scientific Notebook
• ScreenScenes Software package with Screensavers that includes Claria adware
• Selective display - Option in the Emacs text editor; see [53]
• ServletExec
• shared browsing - what it is, how it works and which software is available (with links)
• smartctl Control/Monitor Utility for S.M.A.R.T. in UNIX
• smilez tab add-on for aol instant messenger, can be found on aim ad hack site.
• Social Bookmark Manager
• Sound Designer II, an audio/music file format by Digidesign.
• Source Navigator
• Spark (Cross-platform Jabber client) [54]
• .sparseimage format
• Spectrasonics creator of software music sample-players and its samples
• Spold
• SProbe
• Spyware Detector Need information on this product www.spywaredetector.net and installation of Smitfraud C
• Stampede Linux
• Stikipad
• Summarize (software) (OS X service utility)
• Sysinstall (The FreeBSD installer)
• Sentinel System Driver (A piece of software that runs on Windows XP)

• Taskpad
• TeamTalk (a Voice over IP conferencing tool. Homepage)
• TGD (Terragen 2)
• ThinkVantage
• ThirdVoice
• Total Recorder
• Trove Categorization
• Tunatic
• Turtle Tracks
• Type Library

• UDP Host Cache - One method used by Gnutella to find an initial host; See [55]

• VAX Floating Point Format (Including VAX D, VAX G, and VAX F formats)
• Video Titling (software list that will title videos)
• Virtual Peer Programming (Something being pioneered in Jbuilder 2006)
• Visual Page (By Symantec - Abandoned HTML WYSIWYG editor)
• VQC1 and VQC2, video/audio codecs

• WebFerret (Desktop metasearch utility for Microsoft Windows)
• Webrip - Commonly associated with mp3s. I believe it's an mp3 encoded at 128kbs or lower to get a small filesize for web distribution?
• WIPI {Wireless Internet Platform for Interoperability}
• Windows Fiji (Windows operating system succeeding Vista)
• WinSoft Software
• WisBar task management software for pocket pc
• Wolverine (offline mail reader) (offline mail reader)
• wvWare
• WIKIWYG

• XDP (PDF files)
• XLiveCD - See xlivecd.indiana.edu
• XMDF (file format) - eXtensible Model Data Format[56], developed by the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC)
• XYNTH - Embeded Window Environment - Embeded Window Environment [57]

Software engineering

• Acceptance criteria
• Agile Testing
• Andy Bechtolscheim
• Arthur van Hoff
• B-method
• Behavioral entity
• CDM Rule Frame
• Code debt (definition, origin of term)
• Comparison of open-source license
• Component-Based Software Development
• Conceptual Level Design
• Conquest of the new world
• Dale Luck
• DCog - a pointer to Distributed Cognition
• Decessor
• Definitive Software Library (DSL) - A component of ITIL.
• Distributed Concurrency Control
• eCollaboration and eBusiness (near-synonyms), in the context of dynamic, cooperative networks formed by a group of autonomous enterprises using e.g. the Service-Oriented Architecture paradigm. (definition)
• Effect correspondence diagram
• Empirical Software Engineering
• Enterprise design pattern
• Fault Injection and Robustness Testing
• Five State Model for Processes
• Functional document
• Generic software
• GEOM Architecture in freebsd
• Goal-Driven Software Development Process
• Ideafarm (IP well known ports 902 & 903) Homepage
• Infinite Plane Rendering
• Infrastructure software (definition and explanation of the term, examples)
• Inverse Index - The key technology used in Information Retrieval field.
• IT Consolidation
• Jamagic
• Jay Elroy Sulzberger
• JFG interlocked functions
• Jim Blandy
• Joel N. Weber II
• Jon Udell
• List of GNU Project people
• Logical view
• Mechanism, not policy
• MIDAG (Medical Image Display Analysis Group) Homepage
• MIL-STD-2167- a software standard defined by the DOD
• MoDAF - UK Ministry of Defence Architectural Framework
• MoLIC - acronym for “Modeling Language for Interaction as Conversation” - UI extension to UML
• Noah Friedman
• Object Action Interface model (OAI)
• Peter Bos
• Plugin architecture development
• Positive Acknowledgement with Retransmission
• Preliminary Investigation - What it is and how to write one
• Program management (software)
• Project MAC people
• Provider pattern (with discussion of similarity to the abstract factory pattern)
• RASCI chart
• Requirements document
• Rescue Floppy (aka boot disk)
• Robert Lafore
• Roland McGrath
• Software Production Line (aka Software Product Lines?)
• Source code extensions
• Subsystem Model
• Tami Friedman
• Team Software Process
• Thomas Edmund Turner
• Value Based Software Engineering
• Visual Environment full explanation/benefits
• XKERMIT

Theory and theorem

• Agricultural knowledge system in SSM
• Business System Domain
• Cell probe complexity - See [58]
• Connection trap
• Everest Syndrome - The tendency to tackle a given problem, or use a given piece of technology, simply because "it is there".
• Information Rules by Carl Shapiro
• Knowledge Acquisition
• Max SNP Hardness
• No-valley theorem - theorem regarding the properties of an AS path in BGP routing. One explanation: [59]
• Parameterization theorem
• Queue automata
• Read-only Turing machine
• Software modules
• Sparse maps
• Stringology (science on algorithms on strings and sequences)
• Timmothy Stowe
• Transdichotomous RAM - See [60]

Other uncategorized computer science terms

• Palit
• Bistable Cholesteric Display
• Native language support
• Pattern discovery (might be the same as pattern recognition)
• Heroglyph
• Bag Blogs

Uncategorized terms requiring cleanup

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• zero-copy implementations
• Constructed product return
• Coprimation
• Flow Injection Analysis
• Group Communication
• HLAPPI - perhaps HLLAPI ?
• IPC 610
• Koteret-Lakoach-Nachas-Zefa
• LANcast