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client platform

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client platform

A family of desktop and laptop computers comprising the hardware and operating system. For example, the Windows client platform refers to x86 CPUs and a client version of Windows such as Windows 98, 2000 or XP. The Macintosh client platform includes the Mac hardware and Mac OS X operating system. The Linux client platform is generally an x86-based machine with Linux, but could also be a Mac running Linux. Contrast with server platform. See platform and client.



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Cover stories include "Testing with Eclipse," "Rich Client Platform," "Device Development with Eclipse" and "27 Must-Have Plug-Ins.
When you combine the client platform from UIEvolution with Volantis' content solution you get a truly optimized user experience across the broadest range of devices," said Chris Ruff, President of UIEvolution.
Additionally use of the set of plug-ins needed to develop rich-client applications, collectively known as the Eclipse Rich Client Platform subset, is expected to triple within the next two years.
 
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