Linux Journal Contents #65, September 1999
September 1st, 1999 by Staff
Linux Journal Issue #65/September 1999
Focus
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Cooking with Linux
by Marjorie Richardson
Features
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Cooking with Linux —The French Connection
by Marcel Gagné
Mr. Gagné provides us with several recipes from his famed French kitchen.
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Natural Selection in a Linux Universe
by Travis Metcalfe and Ed Nather
Astronomers at the University of Texas-Austin are using the ideas of Charles Darwin to learn about the interior of white dwarf stars—using a minimal parallel Linux cluster tailored specifically to their application.
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Multilink PPP: One Big Virtual WAN Pipe
by George E. Conant
MLPPP gives network managers the power to deliver WAN bandwidth on demand using an array of services.
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Netscape Plug-Ins
by Larry Hoff
Extending Netscape's ability to handle additional file formats.
Forum
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Open Source with Applix
by Craig Knudsen
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Linux Distributions Comparison
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Caldera's Ransom Love
by Marjorie Richardson
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Multicast: From Theory to Practice
by Juan-Mariano de Goyeneche
Broadcasting over the Internet—a look at developing applications for this new technology.
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The 19th Century Meets the 21st
by Paul Murphy
Mr. Murphy describes how he set up DSL service for the old Brooklyn apartment where he lives.
Columns
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Kernel Korner Supporting Multiple Kernel Versions
by Tony Wildish
Supporting Multiple Kernel Versions Expect scripts to help you support multiple versions of the kernel across different platforms.
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Focus on Software
by David A. Bandel
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At the Forge Dynamic Graphics
by Reuven M. Lerner
Dynamic Graphics Generating graphics, charts and graphs for your web site is easy following Mr. Lerner's instructions.
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The Cutting Edge Voice-Over IP for Linux
by Greg Herlein and Ed Okerson
Voice-Over IP for Linux Make your long-distance calls over the Internet using this new technology for Linux.
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Take Command
cron: Job Scheduler
by Michael S. Keller
Reviews
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Red Hat 6.0
by Jason Kroll
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ApplixWare 4.4.1 for Linux
by Dean M. Staff
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Linux Device Drivers
by Mark Bishop
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Learning Perl/Tk
by Bill Cunningham
Departments
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Letters
More Letters to the Editor
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upFRONT
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Penguin's Progress: The New Building Trade
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New Products
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Best of Technical Support
Strictly On-line
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Adventure
by Joseph Pranevich
A trip down gaming's memory lane with an enthusiastic, long-time player.
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Remotely Monitoring a Satellite Instrument
by Guy Beaver
How a small aerospace company uses Linux to remotely monitor the performance of a satellite instrument.
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First UNIX/Linux National Competition held in Ljubljana
by Primoz Peterlin and Ales Kosir
A look at the questions and answers for a contest to find Linux solutions to common problems.
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Linux Apprentice: Filters
by Paul Dunne
This article is about filtering, a very powerful facility available to every Linux user, but one which migrants from other operating systems may find new and unusual.
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The Unified Modeling Language User Guide
by Geoff Glasson
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