A graphical user interface (GUI, pronounced “gooey”) is a computer environment that simplifies the user’s interaction with the computer by representing programs, commands, files, and other options as ...

From industrial control to home appliances and handheld devices, there is a continuing trend towards embedding increasing degrees of both intelligence and connectivity into all kinds of end products.

A GUI is familiar to most users of PCs and laptops. GUIs feature a desktop, where everything is displayed. Applications run in windows and all objects (apps, hardware and files) are represented by ...

The latest version of Windows 10, currently rolling out to Windows Insiders, includes the ability to run Linux graphical user interfaces (GUI). It also adds an Eco mode in Task Manager, which reins in ...

Many embedded applications include a user interface (UI) for control and display, traditionally in the form of LEDs or a segment LCD with push-buttons. Until recently, the development of more ...

Managing a non-graphical user interface operating system like DietPi or Raspberry Pi OS Lite has its fair share of advantages. You can conserve system resources and allocate them to an app or service ...