Linux Gazette Table of Contents Issue 25

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February 1998 Issue #25

The Front Page The MailBag Help Wanted General Mail More 2 Cent Tips Linux - 2 Cents about vim for pico users My 1/50th of a Dollar sound problems Filtering output of binary files Easter Eggs in Netscape RE: Perl and HTML Update locate Doing spaces in file names Mailing binary files to Microsoft clients Linux and Routing Linux and Routing 2 Netscape's Abouts Netscape on the Desktop Re: Printing Problems Re: Using a 386 Computer News Bytes News in General Software Announcements The Answer Guy, by James T. Dennis Removing LILO, Reinstalling MS-DOS Running as root on Standalone Systems -- DON'T More on Netscape Mail Crashes Book Review: A Practical Guide to Linux, by Bernard Doyle Bourne/Bash: Shell Programming Introduction, by Rick Dearman Clueless at the Prompt, by Mike List Confessions of a Former VMS Junkie, by Russell C. Pavlicek EMACSulation, by Eric Marsden Gathering Usage Stats, by Randy Appleton The Graphics Muse, by Michael J. Hammel Hylafax, by Dani Pardo Linux Compared to Other Operating Systems, by Elof Soerensen Linux Ports, by Ross Linder Linux and Windows95, by Leonardo Lopes New Release Reviews, by Larry Ayers GCC News Gmemusage: A Distinctive Memory Monitor Xephem A Simple Internet Dialer for Linux, by Martin Vermeer Secure Public Access Internet Workstations, by Steven Singer The Software World--It's a Changin', by Phil Hughes The Back Page About This Month's Authors Not Linux
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