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Linux Journal Contents #74, June 2000
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Linux Journal Issue #74/June 2000

Focus

  • People Behind Linux [2]  by Marjorie Richardson

Features

  • We Talk to Everybody [3]  by Marjorie Richardson, Jason Schumaker and David Penn
    A quick look at some of the people who helped make Linux possible.
  • My Life and Free Software [4]  by Jon “maddog” Hall

Forum

  • Monitor diald from Anywhere on Your LAN [5]  by Ed Beroset
    Find out what's happening when using IP Masquerade and diald to access the Internet remotely.
  • wxPython, a GUI Toolkit [6]  by Hugues Talbot
    Whether it's a flesh wound or not, you'll feel much better after reading about this new cross-platform toolkit written in Python and wrapped around wxWindows.
  • Economical Fault-Tolerant Networks [7]  by Ali Raza Butt with Jahangir Hasan, Kamran Khalid and Farhan-ud-din Mirza
    A software solution to achieve fault tolerance by capitalizing on redundant replication of data and elimination of any single point of failure and with transparent switchover.
  • PoPToP, a Secure and Free VPN Solution [8]  by Matthew Ramsay
    When the expense of a remote access server is no longer attractive, it's time to look at the solution offered by a VPN.
  • Linux for the End User-Phase 1 [9]  by Clay Shirky
  • The Artist's Guide to the Linux Desktop, Part 3 [10]  by Michael Hammel
    In this episode, Mr. Hammel tells us about the Window Maker window manager, a less flashy but more mature product than Enlightenment.

Reviews

  • Builder Xcessory [11]  by Robert Hartley
  • Visual SlickEdit 5.0 [12]  by Larry Ayers
  • Photodex's CompuPic [13]  by Michael J. Hammel
  • Running Linux, 3rd Edition [14]  by Ibrahim F. Haddad
  • Programming the Perl DBI [15]  by Bill Cunningham
  • Comparative Book Review [16]  by James Paul Holloway
  • LINUX & UNIX Shell Programming [17]  by Marjorie Richardson

Columns

  • Linux Apprentice: Linux Tools for the Web   A look at some tools to help you easily create and maintain your web site. [18]  by Ralph Krause
  • Take Command   XVScan [19]  by Marjorie Richardson
    Scanning photos has never been easier.
  • Linux Means Business   Mission-Critical Application on Linux [20]  by Rolf Krogstad
    This company converted to a Linux server for its Oracle database and increased operation speeds eight-fold.
  • System Administration   Secure Logging Over a Network [21]  by Federico and Christian Pellegrin
    In this article we are going to cover the idea of logging the system activities over a TCP network in a secure way, by interfacing the existing syslog daemon with secure shell using simple Perl scripts.
  • Kernel Korner   Contributing to the Linux Kernel - Diff and Patch [22]  by Joseph Pranevich
    To make changes in the kernel, you need to know all about the diff and patch commands.
  • Linley on Linux Intel's Itanium on Launch Pad   The new Intel chip promises to take the PC to the high-end server market. Will Linux go along? [23]  by Linley Gwennap
  • Cooking with Linux   I'll Have My People Call Your People [24]  by Marcel Gagné
    Building a web-based telephone book can be easy, as long as you don't drink too much of Marcel's wine while you work.
  • At the Forge   Building Sites with Mason [25]  by Reuven M. Lerner
  • The Cutting Edge   The Penguin and the Dinosaur [26]  by Adam J. Thornton
    Think Linux is only for the PC? Think again.
  • Games We Play: Game Developers Conference 2000 [27]  by Jason Kroll
  • Focus on Software [28]  by David A. Bandel
  • Embedded Systems News Briefs [29]  by Rick Lehrbaum
  • The Last Word [30]  by Stan Kelly-Bootle

Departments

  • Letters [31]  
    More Letters [32]
  • upFRONT [33]  
  • Penguin's Progress: Just Folks [34]  by Peter H. Salus
  • Linux for Suits   The New Beginning [35]  by Doc Searls
  • Best of Technical Support [36]  
  • New Products [37]  

Strictly On-Line

  • Data and Telecommunications: Systems and Applications [38]  by Derek Vadala
  • Installing Window Maker [39]  by Michael J. Hammel
    Mr. Hammel gives us the basics for installing and configuring Window Maker.
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