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FEATURE ARTICLES
Red Hat IPO Inside the Red Hat IPO
The Story of the First Open Source Public Stock Offering
By Wendy Goldman Rohm
In January 1999 CEO Bob Young did not want Red Hat to go public. Today his publicly traded company is worth billions.
 
Uncultured Perl Uncultured Perl
Perl's Creator Shares his Thoughts on a Subversive Lifecycle
by Larry Wall
A brief history of baby Perl's development from the womb to her first steady boyfriend.

HOW-TO ARTICLES
The Linux System Logging Daemon
An X-Ray View Of Your System
By James Mohr
Jim introduces you to the workhorse of the Linux logging system, syslogd, showing you what it can do, how you can configure it and how to manage the wealth of information it provides.
 
Beyond ipchains
A Tutorial on Packet Filtering
By Paul Russell
Linux 2.4 comes with a whole new way to do packet filtering and IP masquerading, called netfilter. Find out how it works from the guy who wrote the code.
REVIEWS
Suites Five Suites for Linux
The emerging states of Linux Office Suites
by William Wong
Linux Magazine takes you on a tour of the currently available office suites for Linux.
Review CompuPic File Browsing Satori
CompuPic 4.6 Beta
By Justin Ryan
Not just a Microsoft Explorer knockoff, Photodex's CompuPic promises to provide a graphical solution to your Linux file management problems.
DEVELOPER'S DEN
A Second Look at Last Month's Technique
By Alan Cox
In this second of two columns, Linux guru Alan Cox shows you how to write a mouse driver.
 
Exploring the uses of select()
By Erik Troan
Linux programs often need to access more than one file at the same time. This can require a bit of coordination -- or multiplexing -- of the I/O.
SPOTLIGHT ON THE X WINDOW SYSTEM
Multiple Choice
So Many Window Managers, So Little Time
Variety is good. More variety is better, as long as you know what you're looking for.
 
The X Window System
An Introduction to Linux's Windowing Interface

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