Linux Journal Contents #62, June 1999
June 1st, 1999 by Staff
Linux Journal Issue #62/June 1999
Focus
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Standards
by Marjorie Richardson
Features
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The Past and Future of Linux Standards
by Daniel Quinlan
The nice thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from. --Professor Andrew S. Tanebaum (author of MINIX).
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The Distributions Take a Stand on Standards
by Norman M. Jacobowitz
Mr. Jacobowitz talks about standards with representatives of the various distributions by e-mail and at the LinuxWorld Expo.
Reviews
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WordPerfect 8 for Linux
by Michael Scott Shappe
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Metro Link Motif Complete!
by Liam Greenwood
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TclPro v1.1
by Daniel Lazenby
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The Linux Network
by Duane Hellums
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Developing Imaging Applications with XIElib
by Michael J. Hammel
Forum
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Minivend—the Electronic Shopping Cart
by Kaare Rasmussen
If you need a catalog system for your web page, this product may be just what you are looking for.
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Introduction to Sybase, Part 1: Setting Up the Server
by Jay Sissom
Sybase comes to Linux—here's how it works.
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CORBA Program Development, Part 2
by J. Mark Shacklette and Jeff Illian
This month, the more advanced techniques of naming and event services are discussed.
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Stephen Wockner of the TAB of Queensland
by Bob Hepple
A mission-critical application for 580 Linux computers.
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Linux Clusters at NIST
by Wayne J. Salamon and Alan Mink
NIST is using Linux clusters for research, benchmarking them against supercomputers.
Columns
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At the Forge Sending Mail via the Web, Part 2
by Reuven M. Lerner
Sending Mail via the Web, Part 2 Mr. Lerner continues his look at building a simple, integrated mail system that can be accessed using a web browser.
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Focus on Software
by David A. Bandel
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Linux Means Business Making Money in the Bazaar
by Bernie Thompson
Making Money in the Bazaar A look at the business models in use today and how they work.
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Kernel Korner IP Bandwidth Management
by Jamal Hadi Salim
IP Bandwidth Management A look at the new traffic control code in the kernel and how it aids in bandwidth management.
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System Administration Root File System on RAID
by Martin Schulze
Root File System on RAID What should you do if it is unacceptable to use a single disk or partition for the root file system? Use two or three. This article provides a solution for this problem.
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Take Command The awk Utility
by Louis J. Iacona
The awk Utility This column presents an introduction to the Linux data manipulation tool called awk.
Departments
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Letters
by Marjorie Richardson
More Letters to the Editor
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linux.com
by Marjorie Richardson
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The Other Shoe
by Doc Searls
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New Products
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Best of Technical Support
Strictly On-line
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Pro-Lite Scrolling Message Signs
by Walter Stoneburner
A review of the Pro-Lite Tru-Color II PL-M2014R, an affordable multi-color LED scrolling message board that is capable of being controlled by a standard RS-232 serial port.
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PPR: PostScript Printer Spooling
by Olivier Tharan
Mr. Tharan tells us how to use the PPR spooler for large networks.
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Linux in Schools
by Rob Bellville
How a K-12 school system is using Linux to supply a myriad of stable network services to its students and staff.
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Linux for Enterprise-Resource Planning
by Uche Ogbuji
Mr. Ogbuji takes a look at enterprise resource planning and Linux's place in this market.
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Linux Web Server Toolkit
by Keith P. de Solla
A review of the LINUX Web Server Toolkit, a book that takes the reader completely through the procedure of building a web server.
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