The October 1999 issue of Linux Journal (#66) will be mailed from the
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               Linux Journal Contents -- #66 -- October 1999
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    Focus
    
     * Focus: Embedded Systems by Marjorie Richardson
       
    Features
    
     * Portable Real-Time Applications by Juergen Kahrs
       A look at the issues involved in writing GUI-based,real-time
       applications.
     * Embedding Linux in a Commercial Product by Joel R. Williams
       A look at embedded systems and what it takes to build one.
     * Porting Linux to a Power PC Board by He Zhu and Xiaoqiang Chen
       An experiment and experience in using Linux in an
       embeddedapplication.
     * Embedding Linux to Control Accelerators and Experiments by A.
       Gotz, P. Makijarvi, B. Regad, M. Perez, P. Mangiagalli
       A look at how embedded Linux is controlling equipment in aEuropean
       research laboratory.
       
    Forum
    
     * Running Linux on a Laptop by Erik Max Francis
     * Transvirtual Adopts Microsoft Java Extensions by Craig Knudsen
     * Houdini: Magic Doesn't Just Happen by Michael J. Hammel
     * upFRONT by Doc Searls
     * Lyle Ball, Caldera by Marjorie Richardson
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Reviews
          + Cygnus GNUPro Toolkit for Linux, v1.0 by Daniel Lazenby
          + Fast Ethernet Network Starter Kit (FENSK04) by John Kacur
          + SuSE Linux 6.1 by Jason Kroll
          + CodeWarrior for Red Hat, Linux, GNU Edition, Version 4 by
            Jason Kroll
          + NexStar by Jason Kroll
     * Book Reviews
          + Learning Python by Phil Hughes
          + Linux for Dummies (2nd Edition) by Harvey Friedman
       
    Columns
    
     * Linux Apprentice: Creating CDs by Alex Withers
     * At the Forge: Dynamic Graphics and Personalization by Reuven M.
       Lerner
     * Linux in Education: Linux in Kuala Lumpur by Dr. Junaid Ahmed
       Zubairi
     * Focus on Software: Focus on Software by David Bandel
       
    Departments
    
     * Letters
     * From the Publisher: Is KDE the Answer? by Phil Hughes
     * Best of Technical Support
     * New Products
          + New Products
     * Advertisers Index
       
    Strictly On-Line
    
     * Java Servlets by Doug Welzel
     * Bisel Bank by Pablo Trincavelli
     * Perl in a Nutshell by Jan Rooijackers
     * Java 2 Software Development Kit by Harry J. Foxwell
     * LIMP: Large Image Manipulation Project by Valient Gough
     * Web Client Programming using Perl by Robb Hill
     * Open Source Software for Real-time Solutions by Charles Curley

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