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Issue 20

From Issue #20
December 1995

Dec 01, 1995  By LJ Staff
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Product Reviews

  • Motif 1.2.3 Runtime and Development System Issue: 6 Page: 12 Author: Dale A. Lutz

  • Unix Interactive Tools Issue: 6 Page: 22 Author: Clarence Smith

  • Crisp Text Editor Issue: 6 Page: 27 Author: Robert Broughton

  • Doom Issue: 8Page: 22 Author: Michael K. Johnson

  • BRU—Backup and Restore Utility Issue: 11 Page: 43 Author: Jon Freivald

  • Xfig Issue: 12Page: 6 Author: Robert Dalrymple

  • InfoMagic Issue: 12 Page: 25 Author: Caleb Epstein

  • Metro X Issue: 15 Page: 30 Author: Bogdan Urma

  • AX Graphical Display Server Issue: 15 Page: 31 Author: Mark Ganter

  • Motif for Linux Issue: 15 Page: 48 Bogdan Urma

  • Moo-Tiff Development Environment Issue: 17 Page: 55 Author: Bogden Urma

  • IGEL Etherminal 3X Issue: 19 Page: 35 Author: Michael K. Johnson

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