Linux Gazette Table of Contents Issue 24

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January 1998 Issue #24

The Front Page The MailBag Help Wanted General Mail More 2 Cent Tips Followup to PostScript and VC Key Sequences (LG#23) PostScript $0.02 follow-up Yet another cheap tip 2 cent tip - dosemu Re: 2c Tip "Finding What You Want with find" Re: Finding What You Want with find Finding What You Want with find Part III More on finding Another way to find Yet another way to find A final(?) way to find Re: I need some help Spinning Down Unused HDs LG Tips and Tricks (Netscape) Easter Eggs in Netscape Calculator Tip Security script Controlling cron.hourly Syslog and ping News Bytes News in General Software Announcements The Answer Guy, by James T. Dennis Netscape Mail Crashing Slackware Help Netscape /var/spool/USER Getting Rid of Virtual Screens diald's niche Upgrade to Red Hat 5.0? Red Hat Linux and WABI and other things Linux as a PDT Quick autofs Tutorial, by Mark Nielsen Buying A Laptop, by Joel Jaeggli Copying Files Using Mirror, by Gerd Bavendiek Linux Benchmarking: Part 3 -- Interpreting Benchmark Results, by André D. Balsa LXNY at UNIX EXPO '97, by Michael E. Smith More Adventures with SAMBA , by Dave Nelson My Linux Revolution, by Ylian Saint-Hilaire & Erik Campo New Release Reviews, by Larry Ayers KDE and Gnome Updates and Correspondence Product Review: Applixware, by Gary Moore A Bit About Security, by Marcus Berglund The Standard C Library for Linux, Part one, by James M. Rogers xscreensaver, by Jamie Zawinski 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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