The July 2000 issue of Linux Journal (#75) will be mailed from the
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                 Linux Journal Contents -- #75 -- July 2000
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    Focus
    
     * Science & Engineering  by Marjorie Richardson
       
    Features
    
     * Gri: A Language for Scientific Illustration  by Dan E. Kelley and
       Peter S. Galbraith
       Gri, a scripting language, avoids integrating analysis anddisplay
       capabilities, in order to focus on providing preciseand flexible
       control over the display of technical material.
     * Tracking Satellites with PREDICT  by John A. Magliacane
       A look at the development and use of a Linux-based,open-source,
       satellite-tracking and orbital-predictionprogram.
     * Detecting Chaos in the Field  by Juergen Kahrs
       Using sound cards for data acquisition in the field.
     * THOR: A Versatile Commodity Component of Supercomputer Devel  by
       Robert A. Davis
       Linux to use as a development system for extremely fast highenergy
       particle physics triggers.
     * A GNU/Linux Wristwatch Videophone  by Steve Mann
       It's a fully functional wristwatch videoconferencing systemthat
       runs...you guessed it, GNU LINUX.
       
    Forum
    
     * Three-Tier Architecture  by Ariel Ortiz Ramirez
     * cgimodel: CGI Programming Made Easy with Python  by Chenna Ramu
       and Christina Gemuend
     * Mapping Lightning with Linux  by Timothy Hamlin
     * Using Linux in Embedded and Real-Time Systems  by Rick Lehrbaum
     * Troll Tech Announces Embedded GUI Toolkit  by Craig Knudsen
     * The Montreal 2000 Linux Expo  by Marcel Gagne
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Reviews
          + Medusa DS9 Security System  by Robert Dobozy
          + Cygwin: For Windows NT  by Daniel Lazenby
          + Understudy  by Daniel Allen
       
    Columns
    
     * Take Command: The System Logging Daemons, syslogd and klog  by
       Michael A. Schwarz
     * Linux Means Business: Using Linux at Left Field Productions  by
       David Ashley
     * System Administration: Installing Linux as an NT Replacement  by
       David C. Smith
     * Kernel Korner: Linux System Calls  by Moshe Bar
     * Cooking with Linux: An Appetite for Discovery  by Marcel Gagne
     * At the Forge: Press Releases with Mason  by Reuven M. Lerner
     * Linley on Linux: Voice Recognition Ready for Consumer Devices  by
       Linley Gwennap
     * Focus on Software  by David A. Bandel
     * Embedded Systems News  by Rick Lehrbaum
       
    Departments
    
     * Letters
     * upFRONT
     * Penguin's Progress: Collecting RFCs  by Peter H. Salus
     * Linux for Suits: The Message  by Doc Searls
     * Best of Technical Support
     * New Products
          + RAIDpod, LAND-5
          + iBrow, Merinta, Inc.
          + Eon--The Anything Box, Neoware Systems, Inc.
          + ATX35 E-Disk, BiTMICRO Networks, Inc.
          + LONE-TAR version 3.2.3.1, Lone Stare Software Corp.
          + Mortgage Builder through Linux, Mortgage Builder Software
          + RAID Controllers, ICP vortex Corporation
          + Red Hat Linux 6.2 and eCos 1.3, Red Hat, Inc.
          + smartNIC Linux Driver, smartBridges Pte. Ltd.
          + SuSE Linux version 6.4, SuSE GmbH
          + uClinux System Builder Kit, Rt-Control Inc.
          + Diffpack Datafilter Toolbox 1.0, Numerical Objects AS
          + Linux-Mandrake Secure Server 7.0, InformIT

     * Advertisers Index
       
    Strictly On-Line
    
     * Mastering Algorithms with C  by John Kacur
     * Red Hat Linux 6 for Small Business  by Paul Dunne
     * Low-Bandwidth Communication Tools for Science  by Enrique Canessa
       and Clement Onime
     * Security Technologies for the World Wide Web  by Wael Hassan
     * Getting Started in Computer Consulting  by Ralph Krause
     * Teach Yourself Emacs in 24 Hours  by Ralph Krause
     * Linux Administration A Beginner's Guide  by Harvey Friedman
     * AIPS and Linux: A Historical Reminiscence  by Patrick P. Murphy
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