line graph
)A type of graph that highlights trends by drawing connecting lines between data points. Compare with bar chart and pie graph.
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- line-in
A type of connector found on audio devices to attach a device, such as a microphone, for recording audio. Line-in can be analog or digital. Digital line-in is also called optical line-in.
- line printer
A high-speed printer capable of printing an entire line at one time. A fast line printer can print as many as 3,000 lines per minute. The disadvantages of line printers are that they cannot print graphics, the print quality is low, and they are very noisy.
- line-out
A type of connector found on audio devices used to attach audio components, such as speakers.
- linerd
Slang term used to describe a Linux enthusiast — a geek whose interests are deeply embedded in Linux. It is a play on the words “Linux” and “nerd.”
- Link
)(v.) (1) To bind together. (2) In programming, the term link refers to execution of a linker. (3) To paste a copy of an object into a document in such a way that it retains its connection with the original object. Updates to the original object can be reflected in the duplicate by updatingthe link. […]