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Chris Mason

Issue #82, February 2001

Mason gives a tour through the Reiser File System: its features and construction.

There are a few new file systems coming out for Linux these days, […]

Clay J. Claiborne,, Jr.

Issue #82, February 2001

Claiborne describes the difficulties he encountered while building Linux systems for General Dynamics.

It started with a phone call. […]

Don Marti

Issue #82, February 2001

It’s Special Kernel Issue time.

Expecting a thick magazine called Linux Journal to be all about Linux is like expecting a thick magazine called Martha […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #81, January 2001

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Can’t Create User in COAS

I am facing a problem with COAS. I can’t open […]

Joshua Drake

Issue #81, January 2001

Drake explains how MSERV can end musical dictatorship.

Have you ever wondered who picks the music in your office? What about in elevators? I bet […]

Jack Moffitt

Issue #81, January 2001

Ogg Vorbis is the Open-Source Community’s hot alternative to MP3.

Audio has become one of the killer apps of the network. With the distribution […]

John Hall

Issue #81, January 2001

An adaptation of a chapter from the author’s upcoming book entitled Programming Linux Games.

Linux gaming is exploding, partly because of the simple […]

Bernd Kreimeier

Issue #81, January 2001

Open Source and Open Standards: Chapters One through Three. A voyage through one of Loki’s free software projects.

At Loki Entertainment […]

Frank LaMonica

Issue #81, January 2001

Frank describes the hardware and software technology used on the server side of the streaming process.

Modern technology is not only growing […]

Faulkner, Smith, Baylor, Bailey, Mack, Lemasterx, and Hartel

Issue #81, January 2001

Seven Linux enthusiasts decided that it would be cool to broadcast their own radio show over the […]

Adam Williams

Issue #81, January 2001

Broadcast 2000 aims to bring together the art of making movies and the power of the Linux platform.

Years ago there were these HPUX, IRIX and AIX […]

Dr.. Ullrich Hafner

Issue #81, January 2001

FIASCO provides state-of-the-art image and video compression.

A picture is worth a thousand words—a frequently used sentence to introduce t […]

David Phillips

Issue #81, January 2001

The following article is based on a chapter in the author’s Linux Music and Sound, published by No Starch Press in October 2000.

SoundTracker is […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #80, December 2000

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Trouble with Netscape

I am having trouble getting Netscape to run on […]

Michael O’Brien

Issue #80, December 2000

A step-by-step procedure for establishing a backup system that will save time and money.

Frequently people take computers for granted. This […]

Ibrahim F. Haddad

Issue #80, December 2000

An introduction to the Parallel Virtual File System and a look at how one company installed and tested it.

Using networked file systems is a […]

Riccardo Facchetti

Issue #80, December 2000

Riccardo delves into the details of apcupsd, a program for monitoring and controlling APC UPSes.

Computers, like any other kind of […]

Tim Burke

Issue #80, December 2000

With a variety of clustering services on the market, the ability to determine how well options meet your specific business needs is necessary.

In […]

Lawrence Teo

Issue #80, December 2000

Network probes are important clues in detecting intrusions. In this article, Lawrence Teo explains two common network probes and what can be done to detect […]

Don Marti

Issue #80, December 2000

In this issue we have a bunch of articles on system administration.

In this issue we have a bunch of articles on system administration, so if you’re […]