Linux Journal Contents #23, March 1996
March 1st, 1996 by Staff
Linux Journal Issue #23/March 1996
Features
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Linux Distributions Compared
There are more Linux distributions than ever. Our editor takes you on a tour to help you decide which is best for you.
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Linux Distributions Features Comparison Chart
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Graphic Formats for Linux
by Gerald Graef
What ARE all those graphics storage formats and which should you use? Gerald Graef explains the methods and benefits.
News & Articles
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Geomview
by Tim Jones
Want a way to view and animate 3-D objects? Then Geomview may help you.
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Ext2tools for Linux
by Robert A. Dalrymple
How to use Windows and Linux on the same PC while losing neither your mind nor your files.
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Running Windows Applications NOW
by Ron Bardarson
Need to run MS Windows Applications right away? Then DESQview/X offers a solution.
Columns
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Kernel Korner
Dynamic Kernels - Modularized Device Drivers
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Letters to the Editor
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Stop the Presses
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Take Command
The cpio command
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Book Review
Linux Configuration and Installation
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Book Review
Building a Linux Internet Server
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New Products
Directories & References
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