桌面窗口管理器:修订间差异

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{{Infobox Windows component
{{Infobox Windows component
|name = Desktop Window Manager
|name = 桌面窗口管理器
 
|screenshot = Windows_7_aero_theme.png
| screenshot = Windows_7_aero_theme.png
|caption = [[Windows 7 Build 7600.16385.win7_rtm.090713-1255|Windows 7 Build 7600.16385]] 中的 [[Windows Aero]],显示 DWM 的功能
| caption = [[Windows Aero]] in [[Windows 7 build 7600.16385]], showing the abilities of DWM
|introduced in = [[Windows Longhorn Build 3683.0.Lab06_N.020923-1821|Windows Longhorn Build 3683]]
| introduced in = [[Windows Longhorn build 3683]]
}}
}}
The '''Desktop Window Manager''' (in early [[Windows Vista|Longhorn]] builds known as '''Desktop Compositing Engine''') is a software component of Microsoft Windows. It is used to render UI elements, animations, and visual effects (such as desktop star effects in build 4066 and 4074 and [[Windows Aero]] transparency and animations in [[Windows Vista]] and [[Windows 7]]), drawing the non-client area of every top-level window. By default, the rendering pipeline will use the system's GPU if possible (through the DirectX API), but starting from [[Windows 8]] [[Windows 8 build 7880|build 7880]], it will also render using a software-based 3D rasterizer when such an accelerator is unavailable.
The '''Desktop Window Manager''' (in early [[Windows Vista|Longhorn]] builds known as '''Desktop Compositing Engine''') is a software component of Microsoft Windows. It is used to render UI elements, animations, and visual effects (such as desktop star effects in build 4066 and 4074 and [[Windows Aero]] transparency and animations in [[Windows Vista]] and [[Windows 7]]), drawing the non-client area of every top-level window. By default, the rendering pipeline will use the system's GPU if possible (through the DirectX API), but starting from [[Windows 8]] [[Windows 8 build 7880|build 7880]], it will also render using a software-based 3D rasterizer when such an accelerator is unavailable.