Linux Journal Contents #19, November 1995

Nov 01, 1995 By Staff

Linux Journal Issue #19/November 1995

Features

Optimizing the Linux User Interface by Jeff Arnholt
Create a more efficient desktop with frwm and tcsh.
LessTif and the Hungry ViewKit by Malcolm Murphy
The efforts of the Hungry Programmers are making the Motif widget set available to Linux users.
Getting the Most out of X Resources by Preston Brown
Always wanted to change the look of X Windows? Here are the tools to do it easily.

News & Articles

How to Build a Mac by Andreas Schiffler and David Moody
The Best Without X by Alessandro Rubini
Linux on Low-End Hardware by Trenton B. Tuggle
Linux Serving IKEA by Anders Ostling
Linux at the SCO Forum by Belinda Frazier

Reviews

Product Review IGEL Etherminal 3x by Michael K Johnson
Book Review Teach Yourself Perl by David Flood

Columns

Stop the Presses Elf is on the Way by Michael K. Johnson
New Products
Linux System Administration Using LILO by Æleen Frisch

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