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Andy Vaught

Issue #28, August 1996

If you need to graph data, there are two packages available for Linux under X: Gnuplot and Xmgr.

Graphing data is one of the oldest uses for a […]

Benjamin Lancki

Abhijit Dixit

Vipul Gupta

Issue #28, August 1996

The proliferation of powerful notebook computers and wireless communication promises to provide users with network […]

David Alan Black

Issue #27, July 1996

When you visit a HyperNews article and view a response, you can (depending on local access settings) add your own response to it, start a new thread, or […]

John M. Fisk

Issue #27, July 1996

This article will attempt to introduce you to one of the most versatile and popular X-Windows managers: fvwm (which, I’ve been told, originally stood for […]

Michael K. Johnson

Issue #27, July 1996

You installed Windows 95, and now you can’t boot Linux. Don’t panic. The fix is simple, and doesn’t require removing Windows or Linux.

In spite […]

Gregory A. Meinke

Issue #27, July 1996

As Esther Dyson put it, “Using tables to store objects is like driving your car home and then disassembling it to put it in the garage. It can be a […]

Jonathan Gross

Issue #27, July 1996

Linux provides a very inexpensive alternative to high-cost commercial servers and routers.

Many small businesses are becoming interested in Internet […]

Peter Kelly

Issue #27, July 1996

A Linux computer can be a great server, not only for other Linux computers, but also for computers running other operating systems. Peter gives an example of how […]

Ian Searle

Issue #26, June 1996

Rlab stands for “our lab”. It is available to almost everyone who needs a computational tool for scientific and engineering applications, because it is freely ava […]

Belinda Frazier

Issue #26, June 1996

UniForum ’96, now billed as a Unix and Open Systems show, attracted about 20,000 attendees in San Francisco in February.

UniForum ’96, now billed as […]

Benjamin Ewy

Issue #25, May 1996

If you have a valuable or fragile network to protect, you may want to protect it with a very strong, well-proven firewall. In this article, Benjamin Ewy explains […]

David Bonn

Issue #24, April 1996

One use of such hacks is to break security.

live data, n. 1. Data that is written to be interpreted and takes over program flow when triggered by some […]

Erik Troan

Issue #24, April 1996

There is a treasure trove of software for Linux just waiting for you to download it from the Internet or copy it from a CD-ROM. However, you may need to keep an […]

John M. Fisk

Issue #24, April 1996

If you have a dial-up connection to the Internet, one of your easiest options for getting and receiving e-mail is popmail. But to use popmail, you need a […]

Ron Bardarson

Issue #23, March 1996

If you need to run MS Windows applications under Linux and haven’t been satisfied with the current solutions, here’s the road less traveled…

There […]

Robert Dalrymple

Issue #23, March 1996

Robert admits he uses Windows on his PC along with Linux. Here’s how he survives his divided existence.

I don’t know about you, but I will admit […]

Tim Jones

Issue #23, March 1996

Looking for a powerful visualization tool? Geomview, designed to serve as both a general purpose viewer and a visualization tool for mathematics research, may fit […]

LJ Staff

Issue #22, February 1996

Open Systems World in DC had a Linux track and exhibition at the same time as Comdex and drew many of the Linux Vendors who otherwise might have been at […]

Kevin Pierce

Issue #22, February 1996

The show included the second annual Linux Conference, sponsored by Linux Journal, which featured a day of informative sessions and tutorials and a one-day […]

Karel Kubat

Issue #22, February 1996

Exploring XForms, a graphical user interface toolkit for X.

In this article I would like to introduce you to XForms, a graphical user interface (GUI) […]