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Windows was designed according to the one computer, one desk, one user vision of Microsoft s cofounder Bill Gates For the sake of discussion, we ll call this philosophy single-user In this arrangement, two people cannot work in parallel running (for example) Microsoft Word on the same machine at the same time (On the other hand, one might question the wisdom of doing this with an overwhelmingly weighty program like Word!) You can buy Windows and run what is known as Terminal Server, but this requires huge computing power and extra costs in licensing Of course, with Linux, you don t run into the cost problem, and Linux will run fairly well on just about any hardware Linux borrows its philosophy from UNIX When UNIX was originally developed at Bell Labs in the early 1970s, it existed on a PDP-7 computer that needed to be shared by an entire department It required a design that allowed for multiple users to log into the central machine at the same time Various people could be editing documents, compiling programs, and doing other work at the exact same time The operating system on the central machine took care of the sharing details so that each user seemed to have an individual system This multiuser tradition continues through today on other versions of UNIX as well And since Linux s birth in the early 1990s, it has supported the multiuser arrangement NOTE Most people believe that with the advent of Windows 95, the term multitasking was invented UNIX has had this capability since 1969! You can rest assured that the concepts put into Linux have had many years to develop and prove themselves

The following program creates an applet that displays three check boxes labeled Item 1 , Item 2 , and Item 3 When a check box is selected or deselected, a string containing the name and state of that check box is displayed on the status line of the applet viewer or browser The program has one top-level class named CheckboxDemo2 that extends Applet Its init( ) method creates three instances of MyCheckbox and adds these to the applet MyCheckbox is an inner class that extends Checkbox Its constructor uses super to pass the label of the check box to the superclass constructor It calls enableEvents( ) so that item events may be received by this object When an item event is generated, processItemEvent( ) is called That method displays a string on the status line and calls processItemEvent( ) for the superclass

Figure 11-19. Drag the new beam to the right and parallel to the main beam. Now, drop a NXT BUTTONS WAIT block onto the new beam, as shown in Figure 11-20. (Dropping additional blocks will automatically extend the new beam to the right.)

Today, the most common implementation of a multiuser setup is to support servers systems dedicated to running large programs for use by many clients Each member of a department can have a smaller workstation on the desktop, with enough power for dayto-day work When they need to do something requiring significantly more processing power or memory, they can run the operation on the server But, hey! Windows can allow people to offload computationally intensive work to a single machine! you may argue Just look at SQL Server! Well, that position is only half correct Both Linux and Windows are indeed capable of providing services such as databases over the network We can call users of this arrangement network users, since they are never actually logged into the server, but rather, send requests to the server The server does the work and then sends the results back to the user via the network The catch in this case is that an application must be specifically written to perform such server/client duties Under Linux, a user can run any program allowed by the system administrator on the server without having to redesign that program Most users find the ability to run arbitrary programs on other machines to be of significant benefit

/* * <applet code=CheckboxDemo2 width=300 height=100> * </applet> */ import javaawt*;

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If you re already used to Windows 200x user management, you re familiar with the Active Directory tool that takes care of the nitty-gritty details of the user database This tool is convenient, but it makes developing your own administrative tools trickier, since

import javaawtevent*; import javaapplet*; public class CheckboxDemo2 extends Applet { MyCheckbox myCheckbox1, myCheckbox2, myCheckbox3; public void init() { myCheckbox1 = new MyCheckbox("Item 1"); add(myCheckbox1); myCheckbox2 = new MyCheckbox("Item 2"); add(myCheckbox2); myCheckbox3 = new MyCheckbox("Item 3"); add(myCheckbox3); } class MyCheckbox extends Checkbox { public MyCheckbox(String label) { super(label); enableEvents(AWTEventITEM_EVENT_MASK); } protected void processItemEvent(ItemEvent ie) { showStatus("Checkbox name/state: " + getLabel() + "/" + getState()); superprocessItemEvent(ie); } } }

The following program reworks the preceding check box example so that the check boxes form a check box group Thus, only one of the check boxes may be selected at any time

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