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OCTOBER 1999 ISSUE: TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES | |
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Perl's Creator Shares his Thoughts on a Subversive Lifecycle
by Larry Wall
A brief history of baby Perl's development from the womb to her first steady boyfriend.
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![]() It's A Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad World
But Understanding the ABCs of Linux Security Can Make It Better
by Dave Wreski
Learn what you need to know before an intruder teaches it to you the hard way.
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The Linuxcare Trio
by Robert McMillan
The guys who gave Linux its very own 800 number look to serve the Fortune 1000, without losing perspective.
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New Technologies and a Handful of Companies are Making Linux a Lot More Fun
by Jason Perlow
With Linux' increasing popularity, there is a growing need for the most essential of all applications.
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DEPARTMENTS | ||
by Hal Moroff
Administrivia
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by Bruce Schneier
Doing Security the Open Source Way
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by James Mohr
Doors to Devices
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by Paul Russell
Beyond Ipchains
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by Alan Cox
Writing Linux Mouse Drivers
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by Erik Troan
Multiplexed I/O
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by Randal L. Schwartz
Launching Processes
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by Michael J. Hammel
Five Steps to GIMP Nirvana
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by Michael Perry
Top Tech Support Questions
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PRODUCT REVIEW | ||
Virtual Microsoft: VMWare 1.0 for Linux
by Jason Perlow
Forget Windows emulation. With VMWare you can now create virtual machines right on your own Linux system.
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REPORT FROM THE FRONT | ||
NEW PRODUCTS | ||
PUBLISHER'S STATEMENT | ||
We Are Family, by Adam Goodman |
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