wharf

wharf
● n. m. ►X►WIDGET Palette de grosses icônes situées sur le bord de l'écran et donnant accès aux principales applications disponibles sur un système. Le Wharf peut aussi contenir une horloge, et des icônes spéciales affichant des informations essentielles (charge CPU, taux d'occupations des disques...). Le Wharf est très semblable au dock (sauf que le dock est copyrighté). Un wharf d'AfterStep (le mien !!!).

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