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Jason Schumaker

Issue #79, November 2000

Can’t afford Don Marti’s “Ultimate” Linux box? Well, read on—Jasonw outlines options for the economically challenged.

Don Marti’s a big spend […]

Don Marti

Issue #79, November 2000

A $70 CPU may be all that you need for responsive word processing, photo editing, and coding. We take a first look at AMD’s Duron, an excellent choice for […]

Don Marti

Issue #79, November 2000

We went to hardware experts to find the best and fastest components for building your own Linux workstation. Here’s how to make a responsive system with […]

Don Marti

Issue #79, November 2000

If you’re on a shopping trip for PC hardware, and you come across this magazine in your favorite computer store, read the hardware articles before you hit the […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #78, October 2000

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Dependencies and Libraries

Recently, I downloaded a Linux application […]

Don Marti

Issue #78, October 2000

If you read nothing else this month, read Mick Bauer’s article about securing your name server.

If you read nothing else this month, read Mick Bauer’s […]

Mick Bauer

Brenno de Winter

Issue #78, October 2000

Improve your site’s e-mail hygiene and make life difficult for spammers and hackers.

E-mail is easily the most popular and […]

Michael D. Bauer

Issue #78, October 2000

Decreasing the vulnerability of your DNS server is largely a matter of staying current and private.

In the SANS Institute’s recent consensus […]

Bobby S. Wen

Issue #78, October 2000

Armed with Linux and open-source tools, you can even keep an ISP secure.

As an ISP, we are the most vulnerable to attack because of the open nature […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #65, September 1999

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Adding New Users

I am having extreme difficulty adding users on Red […]

Travis Metcalfe

Ed Nather

Issue #65, September 1999

Astronomers at the University of Texas-Austin are using the ideas of Charles Darwin to learn about the interior of white dwarf […]

Marcel Gagné

Issue #65, September 1999

Mr. Gagné provides us with several recipes from his famed French restaurant.

Allo, and welcome to Chez Marcel, home of fine French Linux c […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #76, August 2000

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Two Monitors?

Is it possible in Linux (I don’t care which distribution, […]

Ralph Krause

Issue #76, August 2000

We continually hear “I would only use Linux except I need to …”. One of those missing pieces has been to run Quicken. Find out what programs are ava […]

Stew Benedict

Issue #76, August 2000

A guide to installing and running YDL on a power PC.

First, a disclaimer: I’m not a fanatic Macintosh guy. I got a Macintosh late in my computing […]

Richard Kinne

Issue #76, August 2000

Graphical installation environments help Macintosh play better than ever with Linux.

To say Linux has undergone a growth in popularity over the […]

Best of Technical Support

Various

Issue #75, July 2000

Our experts answer your technical questions.

Configuring ipchains

Current setup: I’m running ipchains as a firewall and […]

Steve Mann

Issue #75, July 2000

This fully fuctioning prototype, designed and built by Steve Mann in 1998, was demonstrated in 1999, and later used to deliver a videoconference at ISSCC […]

Robert A. Davis

Issue #75, July 2000

CERN continues to use Linux as their OS of choice for modeling and simulation studies.

The world’s highest energy particle accelerator, the Large […]

Juergen Kahrs

Issue #75, July 2000

All that is real is reasonable, and all that is reasonable is real. —G.W.F. Hegel, 1770-1831

Scientists and engineers were among the first to n […]