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Richard Parry

Issue #45, January 1998

With Netatalk, you can drag and drop files from Linux to Mac and back, share system resources and more.

Unix workstations, PCs running Windows […]

Thomas Niederreiter

Issue #45, January 1998

Mr. Niederreiter tells us all about his graphical user interface for writing data to a CD-ROM.

X-CD-Roast is a fully X-based CD writer […]

Various

Issue #44, December 1997

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Setting Up Linux to use Two Processors

I just upgraded to a dual Pentium Pro machine. The BIOS sees […]

Marjorie Richardson

Issue #44, December 1997

I did an interview with Larry Augustin, founder and President of VA Research, by e-mail on August 19, 1997.

VA Research was f […]

Michael J. Hammel

Issue #44, December 1997

This second article in the series introduces us to the basic features of the GIMP, a Linux power tool for the graphics artist.

Last month, in […]

Sam Williams

Issue #44, December 1997

This report on the HP conference freatures the announcement by Hewlett Packard of a port of MkLinux to its HP PA-RISC machines.

It may seem odd to […]

Joe Kaplenk

Issue #44, December 1997

A teacher at the College of DuPage in Illinois, has found that teaching system administration to beginners is both easy and cost-effective using Yggdrasil […]

Various

Issue #43, November 1997

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Forgotten Password

I cannot log on. My old password doesn’t work. I am the root on this system. How […]

David Mosberger

Issue #43, November 1997

Part 2 brings us optimization techniques for speeding up code to get the best performance from your Alpha or other RISC processor.

In this […]

Dave Thomson

Issue #43, November 1997

A few simple design guidelines are presented to make your games more enjoyable to the players.

Sweets are first tasted by the eye, but flavour is […]

David Sugar

Issue #43, November 1997

Using Linux as a base to implement advanced telphony applications.

In “Let Linux Speak” (LJ, January, 1997), I demonstrated some fun app […]

Larry Ayers

Issue #43, November 1997

Larry Ayers, author of many articles for both Linux Journal and Linux Gazette, interviews Robert Nation, the creator of FVWM and […]

Karel Kubat

Issue #43, November 1997

Would you like to publish the texts you write in more than one format—PostScript for printing, plain ASCII for e-mail, and HTML for the a web page? YODL c […]

Paul Dunne

Issue #43, November 1997

Here’s how to get sound to your speakers using a driver instead of a sound card.

Linux supports most of the popular sound cards. If you don’t have a […]

Martin Sjoelin

Issue #43, November 1997

Promoting Linux in the workplace…

During the summer of 1997, employees of the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) put on a one-month expo to […]

Various

Issue #42, October 1997

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Creating Hunt Groups

I need to add a new user for a static IP account. How can I set it up so that the […]

David Mosberger

Issue #42, October 1997

This is the first of a 2 part series, an introduction to the Alpha family of computers in preparation for giving us the techniques for optimizing code on […]

Hans de Vreught

Issue #42, October 1997

A tutorial for beginners is presented on writing PostScript files to display data.

The Alparon research group at Delft University of Technology […]

Marjorie Richardson

Issue #42, October 1997

An interview with the founder and president of XiGraphics.

Thomas Roell is one of th […]

John Little

Issue #42, October 1997

A gentle introduction to Sun Workstations and installing Red Hat Linux SPARC 4.0.

Many PC users have taken the plunge into the Unix world with Linux […]