Linux Journal Contents #9, January 1995

Jan 01, 1995 By Staff

Linux Journal Issue #9/January 1995

Features

A Conversation with Linus Torvalds by Belinda Frazier
Associate Publisher Belinda Frazier talks with Linux about the alpha port and getting ready for 1.2.
Connecting Your Linux Box to the Internet by Russell Ochocki
Need a faster connection? We lead you step-by-step throughthe hardware and software maze.
Remote Network Commands by Jens Hartmann
A guide to using rlogin, rcp, and rsh to transfer and manipulate data across a network.

News & Articles

Linux Development Grant Fund
Linux System Adminstration: Undelete Command by Mark Komarinski

Reviews

Book Review Unix Systems for Modern Architectures by Randolph Bentson

Columns

Letters to the Editor
From the Editor
Stop the Presses An Amazing Year by Phil Hughes
Linux in the Real World by Vance Petree
New Products
Kernel Korner Block Device Drivers by Michael K. Johnson

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