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COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal issue #21 0 January 1996
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Lars Wirzenius)
Fri Nov 24 18:30:32 1995
Date: Thu, 23 Nov 1995 22:26:50 +0200
From: Lars Wirzenius <wirzeniu@cc.helsinki.fi>
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Subject: COMMERCIAL: Linux Journal issue #21 0 January 1996
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The January issue of Linux Journal (#21)) will be printed soon and we
will be mailing them a few weeks from now. Subscription orders
received by 3:00 pm PDT Friday, December 16, will start with issue #21.
Call during normal West Coast business hours at 206-782-7733.
LINUX JOURNAL
Issue #21 - January 1996-
Table of Contents
Features
Special Supplement: Premier issue of WEBsmith Magazine
Exposing Yourself to the Web - by Larry Gilbert
The Web, a camera, and a million people watching
Interactive Programming with CGI
by John W Fawcett & Robert W Jepson
Sierra On-Line programmers introduce their interactive game
in the first of this multi-part series.
VRML Tech Talk - by Bernie Roehl
A quick introduction to VRML, Virtual Reality Modeling Language
Chatting on the Web - by Bradley Birnbaum
The design of a real-time chat forum with CGI and HTML.
How to Fix Your Overloaded Server - by Jonathan Gross
Extremely popular pages can slow even large servers -
Here is a quick fix.
Master/Apprentice
Questions about the Web? Here's your chance to query the gurus.
Diary of a Madman: Setting up an NT Web Server - by Hank Mishkoff
The first in a series documenting the installation of an NT
Web Server.
Optimizing Graphics for the WWW - by Jonathan Gross
Graphics: What to use, when to use them, and how to streamline them.
How Popular is Your Page? - by Gene Devereux
Code for a portable access counter.
Book Review: VRML: Browsing and Building Cyberspace
by Dave Dittrich
News & Articles
Maximizing Linux Security: Part 1
AEleen Frisch explains issues involved in setting up and
maintaining passwords in Linux systems.
An Introduction to Python
Do you need help in the rapid development of
applications? Jeff Bauer explains why Python
could be the language for you.
Using Linux and DOS Together
Marty Leisner takes the pain out of installing Linux on
a machine for the first time.
CVS:Version Control Beyond RCS
Ever have conflicts when more than one person works on the same
file? Tom Morse explains how CVS can offer a solution.
Book Review: Linux Universe
The Quintessential Linux Benchmark
Wim van Dorst tells us all about the "BogoMips" number
displayed when Linux boots.
Columns
From the Publisher: Premier of WEBsmith Magazine
Letters to the Editor
From the Editor: What is success?
Take Command: The chmod Command
Kernel Korner: Linux on the Alpha AXP: Milo, the Mini-Loader
Directories & References
What's It?
Upcoming Events
Advertisers Index
Consultants Directory
Upcoming
Maximizing Linux Security, Part 2
Graphics Formats for Linux
Fortran Tools and Linux
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Production Editor
Linux Journal / SSC, The Pocket Reference People
P.O. Box 55549, Seattle, WA 98155
Phone: 206-782-7733 Fax: 206-782-7191
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