The September 1999 issue of Linux Journal (#65) will be mailed from the
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Table of Contents -- Linux Journal #65 -- September 1999
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Features
* Netscape Plug-Ins by Larry Hoff
Get the most from Netscape by extending its ability tohandle
additional file formats.
* Multilink PPP: One Big Virtual WAN Pipe by Paul T. Ammann
MLPPP will give you the power to deliver WAN bandwidth ondemand.
* Natural Selection in a Linux Universe by Travis Metcalfe and Ed
Nather
Astromers are studing the interior of white dwarf starsusing a
parallel Linux Cluster.
* Cooking with Linux--The French Connection by Marcel Gagne
Scripts to help out with everyday tasks.
Forum
* The 19th Century Meets the 21st by Paul Murphy
* Multicast: From Theory to Practice by Juan-Mariano de Goyeneche
* Open Source with Applix by Craig Knudsen
* upFRONT by Doc Searls
* Linux Distributions Comparison by Ellen M. Dahl
* Caldera's Ransom Love by Marjorie Richardson
Reviews
* Product Reviews
+ ApplixWare 4.4.1 for Linux by Dean M. Staff
+ Red Hat 6.0 by Jason Kroll
* Book Reviews
+ Linux Device Drivers by Mark Bishop
+ Learning Perl/Tk by Bill Cunningham
Columns
* Take Command: cron: Job Scheduler by Michael S. Keller
* Kernel Korner: Supporting Multiple Kernel Versions by Tony Wildish
* At the Forge: Dynamic Graphics by Reuven M. Lerner
* Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
* The Cutting Edge: Voice-Over IP for Linux by Greg Herlein and Ed
Okerson
Departments
* Letters to the Editor
* Focus Focus: Cooking with Linux by Marjorie Richardson
* New Products
+ AccuRev, Ede Development Enterprises, Inc.
+ SQL Anywhere Studio, Sybase, Inc.
+ Code Fusion, Cygnus Solutions
+ RS2000 Remote Access Card
+ HOOPS/AFC, Spatial Technology, Inc.
+ LinkScan 5.4 Workstation and Server, Electronic Software
Publishing Corporation
+ Multiprotocol Routers, ImageStream Internet Solutions
+ Thin-Server Appliance Software, Network Concierge, Inc.
+ iASP, Halcyon Software
+ XML Pro v2.0, Vervet Logic
+ Pogo Linux Systems, Agenda Technology Group
* Best of Technical Support
* Penguin's Progress: The New Building Trade by Doc Searls
* Advertisers Index
Strictly On-line
* Filters by Paul Dunne
* Adventure by Joseph Pranevich
* The Unified Modeling Language User Guide by Geoff Glasson
* Remotely Monitoring a Satellite Instrument by Guy Beaver
* First UNIX/Linux National Competition held in Ljubljana by Primoz
Peterlin and Ales Kosir
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