Linux Journal Contents #60, April 1999

Corel's NetWinder by Marcel Gagne: A review of this networking computer from Canada.
FlowNet: An Inexpensive High-Performance Network by Erann Gat and Mike Ciholas: A look at current state-of-the-art network hardware and protocols with a solution for the slow network problem.
Using Linux with Network Computers by Brian Vincent: A look at one man's experiences setting up Linux as an application and boot server for Neoware network computers.
Network Administration with AWK by Juergen Kahrs: If you are looking for an easy way to access your network services, AWK scripting provides the means.

Linux Training by Scott Schad: A report on Caldera's new Linux Administration Course.
Blender by Ben Crowder: No, it is not that thing you use to stir up food in your kitchen--it is a hot new state-of-the-art 3-D modeler.
LJ Interviews John Ousterhout by Marjorie Richardson: LJ talks to the creator of Tcl/Tk about the port of TclPro to Linux.
Linux Certification for the Software Professional by P. Tobin Maginnis: A discussion of the need for certification and a proposal from Sair, Inc. for a Linux certificate program.

Take Command: grep: Searching for Words by Jan Rooijackers
A command to help you find a specific word or a sentence in a file.
Kernel Korner: Linux 2.2 and the Frame-Buffer Console by Joseph Pranevich
Wondering about the new frame-buffer features in the kernel? Mr. Pranevich gives us the scoop.
At the Forge: Writing Modules for mod_perl by Reuven M. Lerner
The Cutting Edge: Security Research Laboratory and Education Center by Joseph Pranevich
The world-class research center at Purdue University is getting serious about cutting edge development of security related projects.
Linux Apprentice: Windows/Linux Dual Bootby Vince Veselosky
Don't want to give up Windows while you learn Linux? Here's how to use both on the same machine
Focus on Software: Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
Take Command: Good Ol' sed by Hans de Vreught
A nice little command to help you modify files.

DECnet Network Protocol: This article contains information on how to use and configure available DECnet software as well as information on how the kernel code works.
The Xxl Spreadsheet Project: This paper is a general presentation of the Xxl project and of its latest version, describing the choices that drove the design of Xxl and its main charactertistics.
Network Programming with Perl: Using Perl to make network task is easy--here's how.
Linux in Enterprise Network Management: Providing Network information to customers on an intranet saves both time and money for this international chemical company.
Alphabet Soup: The Internationalization of Linux, Part 2: Mr. Turnbull takes a look at the problems faced with different character sets and the need for standardization.