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Cooking with Linux—The French Connection

Issue 65

From Issue #65
September 1999

Sep 01, 1999  By Marcel Gagné
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Mr. Gagné provides us with several recipes from his famed French restaurant.
Sorry Folks, it's Closing Time

Well, that last script on time was my way of getting all of you out of the restaurant. I hope you'll pay another visit to Chez Marcel. We hope we've succeeded in whetting your appetite for some of the wonderful and fun things you can do with a Linux system. Bon Appétit!

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Marcel Gagné (mggagne@salmar.com) lives in the mythical city of Mississauga, Ontario. Besides being a space alien, adventurer, pilot, magician and international man of mystery, he is president of Salmar Consulting Inc., a systems integration and network consulting firm. He also writes science fiction and fantasy, and edits TransVersions, a science fiction, fantasy and horror magazine.

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