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Michael Barabanov

Victor Yodaiken

Issue #34, February 1997

While Linux seems a natural solution for many applications, when milliseconds become critical, a robust multitasking […]

Larry Ayers

Issue #34, February 1997

Emacs aficionados will point out that Emacs is intended to be left running all of the time; in some ways the editor doubles as an operating environment or […]

Phil Hughes

Issue #33, January 1997

Where does Caldera go next? LJ Interviewed their President and CEO Bryan Sparks to find out.

I had an opportunity to talk to Bryan Sparks at the […]

Evan Leibovitch

Issue #33, January 1997

Is Free SCO OpenServer free in response to Linux? Perhaps, in part, but the two operating systems aren’t really in competition with each […]

Kenneth E. Harker

Issue #33, January 1997

Looking for something fun to do with your Linux box? One of the most impressive applications available for Linux is SatTrack 3.1 for […]

David A. Bandel

Issue #33, January 1997

The ins and outs of disk maintenance—what we all should know and DO.

Here’s a hypothetical situation for you to think about. You’re working on y […]

Various

Issue #32, December 1996

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Tuning the Kernel to Recognize RAM

How do I get Linux to recognize more than 64MB of RAM? I presume I […]

David Flater

Issue #32, December 1996

This article introduces a program that produces output in text mode, graphics and Java. Besides all that, XTide is both useful and fun.

XTide is […]

PhD. Bruce E. Wampler,

Issue #32, December 1996

Dr. Wampler introdces us to V, an excellent GUI framework for writing applications that work with Linux and X Windows.

I love Linux as a […]

Rich Myers

Issue #32, December 1996

Ready to get your news the high-tech way—with a satellite dish? Here’s the scoop.

This article is a discussion of several aspects of my company’s n […]

Various

Issue #31, November 1996

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Bootable Kernels and Slackware Installation

I have a new scsi controller (aha2940) which my only hard […]

Bill Binko

Issue #31, November 1996

First in a series of articles detailing the creation of a Java interface to Postgres95.

Java’s native methods are functions written in C (or another […]

Andreas Beck

Steffen Seeger

Issue #31, November 1996

The Linux-CGI Project goals are explained—what it intends to accomplish and how it will do it.

Introduction

In t […]

Amy Wood

Issue #31, November 1996

A Techmical Director of Toy Story gives us the scoop from Pixar Studios.

Amy Wood, the graphics/layout artist for Linux Journal interviewed Larry […]

Arman Danesh

Issue #31, November 1996

Are you an absolute beginner? Here’s a brief introduction to using the JDK.

Java has taken the Internet and programming communities by storm […]

Various

Issue #29, September 1996

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Several readers have requested a forum where short, specific questions—especially those regarding i […]

Kevin P. Lawton

Issue #29, September 1996

A software solution that allows you to run PC programs ona SPARC station.

By far, the majority of my time involving a computer was spent […]

Shay Rojansky

Issue #29, September 1996

Linux User Groups all over the world are becoming large and more active. Here’s the story of the Israeli Linux Users’ Group.

Working and playing […]

Michael Loukides

Andy Oram

Issue #29, September 1996

It’s worth making friends with a good C debugger.

There are many reasons you might need a debugger—the most obvious being t […]

Heiko Eissfeldt

Issue #28, August 1996

Certifying Linux to POSIX 1.1.

Standards

Part of the success of Linux is due to its commission to standards. One of the first standards […]