Linux Journal Contents #47, March 1998

Emphasis: GUIs

Programming with XView by Michael Hall: This article gives you a high-level introduction to programming with XView, a GUI toolkit that complements the OpenLook interface.
CDE Infrastructure by George Kraft IV: The programming infrastructure, no its productivity tools, is a major strength of the Common Desktop Environment. This article discusses the APIs and desktop services that are benefitting developers and independent software vendors.
AfterStep 1.3.1 by Guylhem Aznar: Mr. Aznar tells us all about the developers' plans for a friendly window manager called AfterStep.
Introducing TkDesk by John Blair: Don't want to give up your Macintosh or Window desktop for Linux--with TkDesk you don't have to.
An Introduction to the GIMP Tool Kit by Otto Hammersmith: The purpose of this article is to give a short overview of what gtk+ is, what it can do and where to gather more information.

Linux Network Programming, Part 2: Creating Daemon Processes by Ivan Griffin and John Nelson: In part 2 of our series we learn how to design and code network daemons to serve our clients well.
The SANE Scanner Interface by David Mosberger: SANE makes it easy to support a wide variety of devices and of applications with a minimum amount of programming effort.
GPIB: Cool, It Works With Linux! by Timotej Ecimovic: GPIB is a standard bus used in laboratory and industry data acquisition and experimental control that is now available for Linux.
Getting Rid of Spam by Brandon M. Browning: Blackmail
qvplay and the Casio QV-10 Camera by Bob Hepple: Linux software to control the Casio AV-10 camera is now available. Mr. Hepple tells us how to use qvplay.

ISDN and Linux--Surfing at Warp Speed by Mark Buckaway: This article presents a detailed tutorial on setting up an ISDN link to the Internet with Linux.

Letters to the Editor
Stop the Presses: Linus Wins the Nokia Award by Phil Hughes
Take Command: Ghostscript by Robert A. Kiesling
Need to preview and print PostScript Files? Here's a utility that will do just that.
Linux Means Business: Colleges Using Linux by Don Kuenz
Here are the details of how Casper College uses Linux in an academic setting.
New Products
System Administration: Automated Mail Purging for SMTP Mail by Michael S. Keller
Mr. Keller gives us three scripts for cleaning out old mail files automatically.
Kernel Korner: Networking with the Printer Port by Alessandro Rubini
Linux Gazette: Writing HTML with m4 by Bob Hepple
Ease your creation and maintenance of web pages using this handy pre-processor called m4.
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