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                                                 Linux Journal Issue #94 / February 2002
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    Features

   Using SSH Port Forwarding to Print at Remote Locations  by Rory Krause
          Directly print your office documents at home.

   Setting up an All-Linux Wireless LAN  by Don Marti
          Go wireless and get rid of those pesky cat 5 cables.

    Indepth

   The Subversion Project: Buiding a Better CVS  by Ben Collins-Sussman
          A kinder, gentler versioning system.

   3-D Programming with Python  by Jason Petrone
          Accessing PyOpenGL for faster 3-D programming.

   Using Debian Apt-get over Freenet  by Timm Murray
          Certifiable proof that Freenet is more than a forum for trading illicit material.

    Toolbox

   Take Command  Configuring pppd in Linux, Part I  by Tony Mobily

   Kernel Korner  Inside the Linux Packet Filter  by Gianluca Insolvibile

   At the Forge  Introducing Zope  by Reuven M. Lerner

   Cooking with Linux  Observe, Mon Cher Ami  by Marcel Gagné

   Paranoid Penguin  Verifying Filesystem Integrity with CVS  by Michael Rash

   GFX  NLE Video Editors  by Robin Rowe

    Columns

   Focus on Software: On Irresponsible ISPs  by David A. Bandel

   Focus on Embedded Systems: Embedded Linux and Java--Wave of the Future?  by Rick Lehrbaum

   Linux for Suits: The Perspective from My  by Doc Searls

   Geek Law: Dealing with Patents in Software Licenses, Part II  by Lawrnence Rosen

    Reviews

   iXtreme 1350  by Alan Zeichick

    Departments

   Letters

   upFRONT

   From the Editor: This Ain't Your Dad's Office  by Richard Vernon

   Best of Technical Support

   New Products

   Advertisers Index

    Strictly On-Line

   Softman v. Adobe: What It Means for the Rest of Us  by Don Marti
          Court ruling says unused bundled proprietary software can be resold.

   Sendmail: Introduction and Configuration  by Eric John Seneca
          A guide for those setting up their first email server.

   You Can Get There from Here, Part 5  by Marcel Gagné
          411 and 411. What is 411?