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-IDE is an
[Acronym] for Integrated Drive Electronics. It is a protocol for attaching devices to computer motherboards (another one is [SCSI]). It is the most commonly used in [x86] desktop machines running [Linux] or [Windows], and in cheap servers (ie not BigIron). The most typical devices include [HardDisk]s and CD-ROMS.
+An
[Acronym] with several meanings:''''
-[IDE] HardDisk's often support [SMART], which lets you query the hard disk for various bits of information, and get it to preform tests etc.
If you're interested in playing with this,
I recommend looking at smartmontools. (http://smartmontools.sf.net
:/ [IIRC]).
+ <br>
__
I__ntegrated __D__evelopment __E__nvironment
:
-----
+ An [IDE] gathers all of a programmer's tools together for convenience:
+ it can can edit, compile, debug and run programs.
+ Popular [IDE]s include [Emacs], [KDevelop], [Eclipse] and VisualStudio.
-[IDE
] may also stand for Integrated Development Environment
. Popular IDEs are
[KDevelop
] and VisualStudio
.
+ ----
+ CategorySoftwareEngineeringTools
+
+ <br> __I__ntegrated __D__rive __E__lectronics:
+
+ Nowadays, the term for a protocol for attaching devices to computer motherboards (another one is
[SCSI
])
.
+ It is the most commonly used in
[x86
] desktop machines running [Linux] or MicrosoftWindows,
+
and in cheap servers (ie not BigIron). The most typical devices include [HardDisk]s and [CDROM]s.
+ Modern [IDE] HardDisk~s usually support [SMART]
.
+
+ ----
+ CategoryStorage
