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Linux Gazette #70, September 2001, is Available

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Linux Gazette is a freely available, WWW e-zine that includes
short articles giving tips and tricks, ideas and suggestions for
customizing and running Linux. It is a member of the Linux
Documentation Project.

Linux Gazette issue #70, September 2001, is out and can be found
at: http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue70/lg_toc70.html

For download purposes, individual issues of LG are available at:
ftp://ftp.ssc.com/pub/lg/

A list of mirror sites can be found at: http://www.linuxgazette.com/mirrors.html

Table of Contents:

  • The MailBag
  • News Bytes
  • The Answer Gang
  • More 2-Cent Tips
  • The Weekend Mechanic , by Thomas Adam
  • How to use an Atari ST machine as a Linux terminal , by
    Matthias Arndt
  • Downloading without a Browser , by Adrian J Chung
  • Bootstrapping a Linux system – an Analysis , by Subhasish
    Ghosh
  • GNOME Programming in Linux using GTK+ , by Subhasish Ghosh
  • Homer’s Open Source Odyssey 2001: Classical Computing and a
    Brief History of Open Source , by Elliot McGucken
  • Numerical Workbenches, part II , by Christoph Spiel
  • CSL, The Common Sound Layer , by Jeff Tranter
  • Using Aggregate Functions and Operators in PostgreSQL , by
    Branden R Williams
  • The Back Page

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