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Issue #11, March 1995

Awards, UniForum and more.

Software Development `95-Excellence In Programming Award

Dr. Dobb’s Journal is presenting Linus Torvalds with a “Dr. D […]

Arnold Robbins

Issue #10, February 1995

This month’s column discusses RCS, the Revision Control System.

What is RCS? RCS is the Revision Control System. Its job is to manage the […]

Liam Greenwood

Issue #10, February 1995

A guide to discovering documentation (and other valuables) on your Linux system.

So, you decided to see what all the fuss was about. You installed […]

Belinda Frazier

Issue #10, February 1995

>First-time Linux representation, interesting application demonstrations, a vast array of materials and excited users—all contributed to a productive C […]

Mark Komarinski

Issue #9, January 1995

Got that sinking feeling that often follows an overzealous rm? Our system doctor has prescription.

There was recently a bit of traffic on the […]

LJ Staff

Issue #9, January 1995

Linux International has announced the formation of the Linux Development Grant Fund, an international fund designed to both promote development for Linux by awarding […]

LJ Staff

Issue #8, December 1994

This is the Meta-FAQ for Linux.

September 15, 1994

This is the Meta-FAQ for Linux. It is mainly a list of valuable sources of information. Check […]

Michael K. Johnson

Issue #8, December 1994

Have you ever wanted to rant about commercial applications for Linux? Wanted to find fellow Linux addicts? Wanted an understanding shoulder to cry on […]

Mark F. Komarinski

Issue #8, December 1994

This month’s article deals with your system clock and how you can set up your clock in Linux and keep it updated.

It may not appear difficult […]

Liem Bahneman

Issue #8, December 1994

Need to run multiple tasks but have only a standard dial-up connection to the host? Term may be the answer you have been looking for.

Term, […]

Andy Tefft

Issue #7, November 1994

Now and then, Andy Tefft will tell us what he ahs been doing with his Linux system, which may give you some ideas for your own system. This month, he installs […]

LJ Staff

Issue #7, November 1994

Open Systems World and Amsterdam.

Open Systems World

Linux Journal will be hosting the Linux International Users Conference at the 6th Annual Open […]

Arnold Robbins

Issue #7, November 1994

This month’s column discusses groff, the GNU version of troff.

groff

This month’s column discusses groff, the GNU version of troff. […]

LJ Staff

Issue #7, November 1994

Linux Journal would like to promote and support user group meetings, and plans on having a column dedicated to LUGs.

Is there a Linux User Group meeting […]

Jeff Tranter

Issue #7, November 1994

A CD-ROM drive is one of the most popular hardware upgrades for personal computers and is becoming a standard peripheral for new systems. In the article, Jeff […]

Phil Hughes

Issue #7, November 1994

In this article Phil Hughes describes the basics of choosing a hardware platform for Linux.

Although Linux software is virtually free, the required […]

Ian Murdock

Issue #6, October 1994

In previous columns Ian introduced the Debian system, explained the circumstances that led to its creation and detailed the motivations that keep the project […]

Arnold Robbins

Issue #6, October 1994

This month’s column discusses the Texinfo document formatting language, which is used for all GNU documentation. Its main feature is that one source file can […]

Michael K. Johnson

Issue #6, October 1994

Most Linux users have at least heard of Makefiles, but many do not know how powerful a program make is. It is thought of as a tool for maintaining other […]

Matt Welsh

Issue #6, October 1994

This month, Cooking with Linux looks at a problem faced by most would-be Linux users—choosing the right distribution.

It’s the time of month again w […]