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The July 1999 issue of Linux Journal (#63) will be mailed from the
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Table of Contents -- Linux Journal #63 -- July 1999
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Features
* Archaeology and GIS--The Linux Way by R. Joe Brandon, Trevor Kludt
and Markus Neteler
Using GRASS and Linux to analyze archeological data.
* SCEPTRE: Simulation of Nonlinear Electric Circuits by Wolf-Rainer
Novender
An automatic circuit analysis program for engineers.
* Stuttgart Neural Network Simulator by Ed Petron
Exploring connectionism and machine learning with SNNS.
* Real-Time Geophysics Using Linux by Laura Connor and Charles B.
Connor
Magnetometer data processing using Linux.
Forum
* CORBA Program Development, Part 3 by J. Mark Shacklette and Jeff
Illian
* Dev Mazumdar and Hannu Savolainen Interview by David Phillips
* MP3 Linux Players by Craig Knudsen
* Linux on IBM Thinkpad 750Cs by Daniel Graves
* Building a Linux Certification Program by Dan York
* A Geek in Paradise by Jon "maddog" Hall
Reviews
* Product Reviews
+ VMware Virtual Platform by Brian Walters
* Book Reviews
+ Open Sources: Voices from the Open Source Revolution by Doc
Searls
+ The Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux by Marjorie Richardson
Columns
* Linux Means Business: Linux and E-Commerce by Yermo Lamers
* At the Forge: Personalizing "New" Labels by Reuven M. Lerner
* Focus on Software: by David A. Bandel
Departments
* Letters to the Editor
* Focus: Science and Engineering by Marjorie L. Richardson
* Penguin's Progress: The Linux Position by Doc Searls
* Stop the Presses: Report from the Trade Show Floor by Matthew
Cunningham
* Guest Editorial: The Point Really is Free Beer by Eric Hughes
* Best of Technical Support: Best of Technical Support
* New Products
+ LML33, Linux Media Labs LLC
+ Aestiva HTML/OS, Aestiva LLC
+ I-Gear 3.0, Unified Research Laboratories, Inc.
+ Leeloo v1.4, JET Software
+ 8000 8-way SMP Server for Linux, Penguin Computing
+ Proven CHOICE, Proven Software, Inc.
+ PostShop, ScanShop, OCR Shop, FaxShop version 4.0, Vividata,
Inc.
+ WipeOut 1.5, SMB
+ ODBC SDK for Linux, Dharma Systems, Inc.
+ IPSec VPN, Paktronix Systems, LLC
* Advertisers Index
* Linux Consultants HOWTO
Strictly On-line
* Parallel Algorithms for Calculating Underground Water Qualit by
Tran Van Lang
Using parallel processing to determine the amount ofpollution in
our water.
* MuPad by Alasdair McAndrew
* Introduction to Sybase, Part 2 by Jay Sissom
* Precision Farming and Linux: An Expose by Gordon Haverland
Linux, GPS, GIS and remote sensing aid the farmer.
* UNIX awk & sed Programmer's Interactive Workbook by Paul Dunne
* The UNIX CD Bookshelf by Derek Vadala
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