Linux Gazette Table of Contents Issue 18

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June 1997 Issue #18

The Front Page The MailBag Help Wanted -- Article Ideas General Mail More 2 Cent Tips A Fast and Simple Printing Tip Grepping Files ina Directory Tree ViRGE Chipset Maintaining Multiple X Sessions Automatic File Transfers Setting Up Newsgroups Color Application in X X With 256 Colors Video Cards on the S3/ViRGE C Source With Line Numbers ncftp Vs. ftplib Domain & Dynamic IP Names netcfg Tool Putting Links to Your Dynamic IP Hard Disk Duplication Untar and Unzip News Bytes News in General Software Announcements The Answer Guy, by James T. Dennis Networking Problems Fetchmail Procmail Tcl/tlk Dependencies /var/log/messages OS Showdown Adding Linux to a DEC XLT-366 Configuration Problems of a Soundcard Procmail Idea and Question UUCP/Linux on Caldera ActiveX For Linux What Packages Do I Need? Users And Mounted Disks [q] Map Left Arrow to Backspace Adding Programs to Pull Down Menus Linux and NT pcmcia 28.8 Modems and Linux 1.2.13 Internet Servers bash Strng Manipulations, by Jim Dennis Brave GNU World, by Michael Stutz Building Your Linux Computer Yourself, by Josh Turial Cleaning Up Your /tmp, The Safe Way, by Guy Geens Clueless at the Prompt: A Column for New Users, by Mike List DiskHog: Using Perl and the WWW to Track System Disk Usage, by Ivan Griffin dosemu & MIDI: A User's Report, by Dave Phillips Graphics Muse, by Michael J. Hammel New Release Reviews, by Larry Ayers Bomb: An Interactive Image Generator On-The_Fly Disk Compression Xlock and Xlockmore Red Hat Linux: Linux Installation and Getting Started, by Henry Pierce SQL Server and Linux: No Ancient Heavenly Connections, But..., by Brian Jepson The Weekend Mechanic, by John M. Fisk The Back Page About This Month's Authors Not Linux | A.L.S.
The Answer Guy
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