Linux Journal Contents #2, April-May 1994
April 1st, 1994 by Staff
Linux Journal Issue #2/April-May 1994
Features
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Formation of the XFree86 Project, Inc.
The developers of XFree86, a free-software package developed and distributed via the world-wide Internet, announce the formation of The XFree86 Project, Inc.
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Optimizing Linux Disk Usage
by Jeff Tranter
This article describes some simple techniques for making the best use of the disk storage you have now.
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Interview with Patrick Volkerding
by Phil Hughes
In this issue we interview Patrick Volkerding, the author of “Slackware”, one of the most popular Linux distributions.
News & Articles
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Linux Survey Results
by Phil Hughes
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Introduction to the GNU C Library
by Michael K. Johnson
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File System Standard (FSSTD)
by Daniel Quinlan
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What's GNU
by Arnold Robbins
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Linux Around the World
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RFQ&A
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Linux Counter
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Linux Distributions
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ICMAKE Part 2
by Frank B. Brokken and K. Kubat
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Cooking with Linux Linux Leadership
by Matt Welsh
Columns
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Letters to the Editor
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From the Editor
by Phil Hughes
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New Products
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Linux System Administration
by Mark Komarinski
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