By Klickibunti one understands to serve jokeful and with critical Unterton user surfaces of software, almost exclusively with the mouse leaves itself as for instance the graphic user surfaces of some operating systems or various application programs. This term mostly serves the company Microsoft as synonym for the operating system "Windows XP". Klickibunti designates frequently also Internet sides, which are unclear and exaggerated arranged or by the excessive use of Flashgrafiken or other animations "are characterised ".
The term sits down from Klicki for "(on) clicks "and/or (mouse-click) and Bunti for the multicoloredness of the remarkably colored arranged user surfaces together. The minimization of the two word parts with the locking "i "points on the childlike-playful working conversion. Klickibunti is considered also as synonym to clicking on surfaces, without knowing, what happens in the background.
The term "Klickibunti "is used gladly by trailers of command-line orientated function, in order to represent that by means of graphic user surfaces more value on comfortable operability and graphic effects are put instead of on knowledge around connections and security.
The first variants of this term emerged still from trailers of the operating systems MS-DOS or also DR-DOS, when at the beginning of the 1990er appeared years in accordance with surface for IBM PCs. This sat down away with the assumption of this graphic operation mode by Windows.Mit of the development and spreading of Linux gives it also here the trend to improved, more comfortable graphic control surfaces and with it accompanying the critics at this "to Klickibunti "- development.
"Klickibunti is likewise common "as devaluing term for WHEEL (rapidly Application development) development environments, with which the user can together-click the user surfaces of programs as in a component system, without possessing large background knowledge over programming. Examples of such development environments are Visual basic or Delphi.
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