képernyosztás

Képernyosztás is a Hungarian term that translates to "screen splitting" or "split-screen" in English. It refers to a user interface technique that allows multiple windows or applications to be displayed simultaneously on a single computer or mobile device screen. This enables users to view and interact with several pieces of information or programs at once, enhancing productivity and multitasking capabilities.

The concept of képernyosztás has evolved significantly with advancements in display technology and operating system design. Early forms involved manually resizing and positioning windows. Modern operating systems, however, often provide built-in features for képernyosztás. These features typically allow users to easily snap windows to different sides or corners of the screen, automatically dividing the display into predefined sections. For example, a user might drag one application to the left side of the screen, and the system will then present other open applications on the right side for the user to choose from.

Képernyosztás is particularly useful for tasks that involve comparing information from different sources, such as referencing a document while writing, watching a video while chatting, or managing multiple communication channels. Many mobile operating systems also implement képernyosztás, often referred to as split-screen multitasking, allowing users to run two apps side-by-side on smaller screens. This feature greatly improves the usability of smartphones and tablets for productivity-oriented tasks. The specific implementation and appearance of képernyosztás can vary across different operating systems and devices, but the core functionality remains the same: maximizing screen real estate for concurrent viewing and interaction.