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Linux Journal readers choose this year's Linux favorites.
by Amy Kukuk
This year, the number of Readers' Choice awards expands once more to include 28 categories of Linux favorites. The voting took place on the Linux Journal web site for two months. Over 3000 votes were cast, with over 50% of them from Germany. This is a small number of votes considering the number of subscribers we have. Next year, exercise your right to vote and help determine the winners.
Each year it is quite a surprise to scan through the results. Go ahead, see for yourself!
Winner: RealAudio
Runner Up: Soundstudio
 
 
Winner: BRU
Runner Up: CTar
 
Winner: Linux Network Administrator's Guide by Olaf Kirch and Andy Oram
Runner Up: Running Linux by Matt Welsh
 
Winner: Netscape
Runner Up: Lynx
 
Winner: StarOffice
Runner Up: Applixware
Winner: Kernel Korner
Runner Up: Best of Technical Support
 
Winner: Cyclades
Runner Up: Digi
 
Winner: MySQL
Runner Up: PostgreSQL
Winner: GCC
Runner Up: XEmacs
 
Winner: S.u.S.E.
Runner Up: Red Hat
Winner: vi
Runner Up: Emacs
Winner: Midnight Commander
Runner Up: xfm
 
Winner: Quake
Runner Up: XTetris
 
Winner: GIMP
Runner Up: xv
Winner: Perl
Runner Up: Tcl/Tk
Winner: Netscape
Runner Up: Pine
Winner: Ethernet
Runner Up: ISDN
 
Winner: VA Research
Runner Up: Linux Hardware Solutions
 
Winner: Intel
Runner Up: AMD
 
Winner: Toshiba
Runner Up: IBM
 
Winner: PGP
Runner Up: sshd
Winner: Bash
Runner Up: tcsh
 
Winner: PalmPilot
Runner Up: plan
 
Winner: APC
Runner Up: Best Power
 
Winner: Xanim
Runner Up: RealPlayer
 
Winner: slashdot.org
Runner Up: linux.org
 
Winner: KDE
Runner Up: Fvwm
 
Winner: XFree86
Runner Up: Accelerated X
More information about the winning products and programs and other Linux hardware and software is available on our Linux Resources web site at http://www.linuxresources.com/.
Planning for the 1999 Readers' Choice Awards is already underway. If you have ideas for new categories, questions or comments, please e-mail linux@ssc.com. Voting for next year's awards will be held in August and September on the Linux Journal web site, http://www.linuxjournal.com/.