barebones computing
[bɛr'boʊnz kəm'pjuːtɪŋ]
noun
computação minimalista
1. A computing approach or system stripped down to essential components only, without unnecessary features, software, or graphical interfaces
The developer preferred barebones computing, using only command-line tools and a text editor.
O desenvolvedor preferia computação minimalista, usando apenas ferramentas de linha de comando e um editor de texto.
2. Computer hardware sold as a kit with only the minimum required components (CPU, motherboard, RAM) without case, power supply, or peripherals
He purchased a barebones computing system to customize it according to his specific needs.
Ele comprou um sistema barebones para personalizá-lo de acordo com suas necessidades específicas.
3. An operating system or software environment reduced to core functionality without decorative or auxiliary features
Linux offers barebones computing for users who want complete control over their system.
Linux oferece computação minimalista para usuários que desejam controle total sobre seu sistema.
Barebones computing reflects the hacker and open-source culture prevalent in both American tech communities and growing Brazilian tech scenes. In the USA, it appeals to enthusiasts and professionals seeking control and efficiency. In Brazil, it's increasingly popular among developers and IT professionals working in startups and the growing tech sector, representing a pragmatic approach to technology that emphasizes substance over appearance.
NYC Slang
no-frills computing
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