Aqua (informatique)

Résumé

Aqua est le nom donné par Apple à l'interface graphique de son système d'exploitation Mac OS X. Aqua se caractérise principalement par l'utilisation de la transparence des fenêtres et des menus, l'anticrénelage du texte et des images, la réaction aux actions de l'utilisateur par des animations ainsi que des boutons « gélules » en forme de bulle. Ces boutons n'étant plus au goût du jour, ils ont été remplacés par des boutons flat design depuis OS X 10.10. Historique

Mac OS X 10.0 « Cheetah »
Mac OS X 10.1 « Puma »
Mac OS X 10.2 « Jaguar »
Mac OS X 10.3 « Panther »
Mac OS X 10.4 « Tiger »
Mac OS X 10.5 « Leopard »
Mac OS X 10.6 « Snow Leopard »
Mac OS X 10.7 « Lion »
OS X 10.8 « Mountain Lion »
OS X 10.9 « Mavericks »
OS X 10.10 « Yosemite »
OS X 10.11 « El Capitan »
macOS 10.12 « Sierra »
macOS 10.13 « High Sierra »
macOS 10.14 « Mojave »
macOS 10.15 « Catalina »
macOS 11.0 « Big Sur » *macOS 12.0 « Monterey » *macOS 13.0 « Ventura »

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Historical Newspaper User Interfaces: A Review

Maud Ehrmann

After decades of large-scale digitization, many historical newspaper collections are just one click away via online portals developed and supported by various public or private stakeholders. Initially offering access to full text search and facsimiles visualization only, historic newspaper user interfaces are increasingly integrating advanced exploration features based on the application of text mining tools to digitized sources. As gateways to enriched material, such interfaces are however not neutral and play a fundamental role in how users perceive historical sources, understand potential biases of upstream processes and benefit from the opportunities of datafication. What features can be found in current interfaces, and to what degree do interfaces adopt novel technologies? This paper presents a survey of interfaces for digitized historical newspapers with the aim of mapping the current state of the art and identifying recent trends with regard to content presentation, enrichment and user interaction. We devised 6 interface assessment criteria and reviewed twenty-four interfaces based on ca. 140 predefined features.

IFLA Library2019

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Survey of digitized newspaper interfaces (dataset and notebooks)

Maud Ehrmann

This record contains the datasets and jupyter notebooks which support the analysis presented in the paper "Historical Newspaper User Interfaces: A Review". Please refer to the paper or the github repository for more information (see links below), or do not hesitate to contact us!

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Conducting a virtual orchestra

Sébastien Schertenleib, Daniel Thalmann, Frédéric Vexo

The virtual orchestra is a multimodal system architecture based on complex 3D sound environment processing and a compact user interface. The system architecture supports high-performance sound content for VR (virtual reality) applications, and the user controls the performance with a magnetically tracked handheld device. The objective of this work is to give music amateurs the opportunity to conduct a group of musicians and produce a new kind of multimedia experience. To explore this idea, the authors developed a semi-immersive virtual reality system, based on a large projection screen, designed to create an entertaining multimedia experience for nonexpert users. They decided to implement a music performance simulator, a VR system where several virtual characters play different musical instruments and adapt their performance according to the user's instructions

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