Comparative analysis of Windows Presentation Foundation and Windows Forms

Claims-based Identity for Windows an Introduction to Active Directory Federation Services 2.0, Windows Cardspace 2.0, and Windows Identity Foundation

X Windows Network Traac Analysis X Windows Network Traac Analysis

This paper quantiies the performance of X applications on an Ethernet network. We replicated experiments performed by Basil and Williamson 2] in a single network segment to determine if the results would be similar in a diierent computing environment. Then we extended the work by running similar tests across more than one network segment. In general, results were similar, although network load ...

Windows and Linux Random Number Generation Process: A Comparative Analysis

In this paper, we explore and analyze the structure and functions of Random Number Generator (RNG) in Windows and Linux opreating systems. And compare the capabilities of their RNGs. It expected that this research would contribute to awareness of the quality and security of the random number generators implemented in Linux and Windows operating systems. It provides unbiased academic research in...

Messenger Forensics on Windows Vista and Windows

The purpose of this study is to identify several areas of forensic interest within the Yahoo! Messenger application, which are of forensic significance. This study focuses on new areas of interest within the file structure of Windows Vista and Windows 7. One of the main issues with this topic is that little research has been previously conducted on the new Windows platforms. Previously conducte...

X-windows, Gui Programming, and Microsoft Windows

Every operating system has an underlying graphical user-interface that it supports. The graphical user-interface under UNIX is X-Windows. X-Windows has a rich and historical origin with capabilities that other GUI packages do not support. X-Windows is an important graphic tool; other tools exists that compliment X-Windows based development in one way or another. The technology behind X-Windows ...