Linux Gazette Table of Contents Issue 21

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September 1997 Issue #21

The Front Page The MailBag Help Wanted -- Article Ideas General Mail More 2 Cent Tips Changing Video Modes Colormap Questions Netcat! Starting and Stopping Services A New Tool for Linux Of Logs and Other Things Calculator Tip Another Way to View Tarred Files Script Ease Syslog Thing Sorta E-mail-to-FAx...Well, to-Printer Setting Xterm Title to Current Process CVS News Bytes News in General Software Announcements The Answer Guy, by James T. Dennis Linux Control Panel Linux Command Line Arguments More Random Crashes More on Disk Defrag X-Windows is Crashing Lunx and Frames More on ftpd DNS Problem Sendmail Linux PPP Server Linux/Unix Emulator LILO Concerns Crypt Apache 1.2.1 PPP and Internet MCI Enabling Automounter on a Linux Notebook XLocks Monitor Pop3d That Doesn't Use /etc/passwd Configuration of Two Ethernet Cards Attaching a Colsole to a PC Clueless at the Prompt, by Mike List EXT2 File Systems, by Randy Appleton Fvwm Configuration in Different Environments using cpp, by Gerd Bavendiek Impressions reading Peter H. Salus `A Quarter Century of UNIX', by Leif Erlingsson Installing Linux on an IBM ThinkPad 365XD Notebook, by Sam Trenholme New Release Reviews, by Larry Ayers Adventures with PPP SVGATextMode Yet Another Window Manager Remote Compilation Using SSH and Make, by John R. Daily Spare Cycles Needed for Promoting Linux, by Bill Duncan The Back Page About This Month's Authors Not Linux
The Answer Guy
The Graphics Muse will return next month...
The Weekend Mechanic will return next month...

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