Apvalkalas

Apvalkalas (angl. shell) – išorinis programos sluoksnis, sukuriantis sąsają tarp tos programos ir jos naudotojo.^[1] Įprastai operacinių sistemų apvalkalai naudoja komandų eilutės sąsają (CLI) arba grafinę sąsają (GUI), priklausomai nuo kompiuterio paskirties ir reikalingos užduoties. Vadinamas „apvalkalu“, nes tai yra tolimiausias operacinės sistemos sluoksnis.^[2]^[3]

Šaltiniai

↑ Apvalkalas. V. Dagienė, G. Grigas, T. Jevsikova. Enciklopedinis kompiuterijos žodynas. 4-as leidimas. Vilnius: VU MII, 2014 // EKŽ, 2021, nuolat atnaujinamas. ISBN 978-9986-680-52-9.
↑ "The Internet's fifth man", The Economist (London: Economist Group), December 13, 2013, "Mr Pouzin created a program called RUNCOM that helped users automate tedious and repetitive commands. That program, which he described as a “shell” around the computer’s whirring innards, gave inspiration—and a name—to an entire class of software tools, called command-line shells, that still lurk below the surface of modern operating systems."
↑ Raymond, Eric S. (red.). „shell“. The Jargon File.

[1] Apvalkalas. V. Dagienė, G. Grigas, T. Jevsikova. Enciklopedinis kompiuterijos žodynas. 4-as leidimas. Vilnius: VU MII, 2014 // EKŽ, 2021, nuolat atnaujinamas. ISBN 978-9986-680-52-9.

[Economist-2] "The Internet's fifth man", The Economist (London: Economist Group), December 13, 2013, "Mr Pouzin created a program called RUNCOM that helped users automate tedious and repetitive commands. That program, which he described as a “shell” around the computer’s whirring innards, gave inspiration—and a name—to an entire class of software tools, called command-line shells, that still lurk below the surface of modern operating systems."

[JargonFile-3] Raymond, Eric S. (red.). „shell“. The Jargon File.

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