Linux Journal Contents #12, April 1995
Linux Journal Issue #12/April 1995
Features
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Linux: It's Not Just for Intel Anymore
by Joseph L. Brothers
A Linux Port Tour: Taking Linux Beyond its Intel-Processor-Based Beginnings
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Leviathon
by Paul M. Sittler
Accessing On-Line Information through Linux.
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Ethernetting Linux
by Terry Dawson
Connecting Linux to an Ethernet Network
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Building Shared Libraries
by Eric Kasten
Understanding and Building a Linux Shared Library System.
News & Articles
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What's GNU? Plan 9 Part II
by Arnold Robbins
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Cooking with Linux
by Matt Welsh
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Kernel Korner : The ELF Object File Format: Introduction
by Eric Youngdale
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Mr. Torvalds Goes to Washington
by Kurt Reisler
Reviews
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Product Review InfoMagic
by Caleb Epstein
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Product Review Xfig
by Robert A. Dalrymple
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Book Review A Quarter Century of Unix
by Peter H. Salus
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Book Review The Mosaic Handbook for the X Window System
by Morgan Hall
Columns
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Letters to the Editor
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Novice to Novice Linux Installation and X-Windows
by Dean Oisboid
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New Products
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System Administration Setting Up Services
by Mark F. Komarinski
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