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Russell C. Pavlicek

Issue #55, November 1998

Apache and Linux make the task simple.

On a recent project, I was busily working on my Linux workstation while a nearby coworker was […]

Reza Naima

Issue #55, November 1998

How to add a powerful graphical user interface to Perl scripts

As you have seen in various recent issues of Linux Journal, the Xforms library allows […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #54, October 1998

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Authentication Failure

When I use Netscape from a Windows 95 PC to […]

Chris DiBona

Issue #54, October 1998

A new and fun way to positively promote Linux.

When Sam Ockman’s notice hit Slashdot (http://www.slashdot.org/) at 6:21PM, it read:

The 500 […]

LJ Interviews Robert Dinse of Eskimo North
Marjorie Richardson

Issue #54, October 1998

Some background on the ISP and its switch to the Linux […]

Nick Bailey

Issue #54, October 1998

Sculptor is a set of audio tools for Linux that manipulates spectra in real time and provides continuous audio output.

Computer music in some […]

Norman M. Jacobowitz

Issue #54, October 1998

The future of Linux in the SOHO environment.

Welcome to the third and final installment of our three-part series, Migrating to Linux from a […]

Damian Ivereigh

Issue #54, October 1998

Cisco runs a redundant system of 50 print servers using Linux, Samba and Netatalk. It prints to approximately 1,600 printers worldwide, serving 10,000 UNIX […]

Various

Issue #53, September 1998

Our experts answer your technical questions.

HP and Matrox

I have an HP Pavilion that comes with an on-board ATI video card. I now have a Matrox […]

Norman M. Jacobowitz

Jim Hebert

Issue #53, September 1998

We continue with our look at converting an office from a commercial operating system to Linux.

Welcome to the second […]

Marjorie Richardson

Issue #53, September 1998

With the next Atlanta Linux Showcase (October 23-24) looming on the horizon, I decided it was time to get in touch with Greg Hankins, coordinator of […]

Chess Software for Linux
Jason Kroll

Issue #53, September 1998

Once there was a time when chess software for the home was slow, weak and expensive. To find human opponents, you had to go to your […]

Justin Gaither

Issue #53, September 1998

When you have a slow modem and want faster transfer rates, data compression with this program is the answer.

Once upo […]

Jawed Karim

Issue #53, September 1998

Are you hesitant about porting your favorite VGA MS-DOS program to Linux? Using this tutorial and SVGALIB, porting will truly become a matter of […]

Various

Issue #52, August 1998

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Ethernet Module Destruction

Why does running sndconfig get my Soundblaster 16 card recognized and up […]

Norman M. Jacobowitz

Eric S. Raymond

Issue #52, August 1998

Read all about it…

For three days in May (28, 29, 30), the normally tranquil Duke University Campus was […]

Phil Hughes

Issue #52, August 1998

LJ’s publisher flies to the east coast for the annual UniForum conference and spends more time at Linux track sessions than on the beach.

I am […]

Dirk H. Hohndel

Issue #52, August 1998

In mid-1997, S.u.S.E. started to release a small family of X servers, called XSuSE, based on XFree86 and freely available in binary form. This paper […]

David Corcoran

Issue #52, August 1998

The newest kind of card for your pocketbook offers better security for the information it holds.

Credit card companies successfully marketed the […]

David Haraburda

Issue #52, August 1998

The new kid on the block—Stampede Linux.

Stampede Linux was created because of our dissatisfaction with other dist […]