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				TABLE OF CONTENTS

				LINUX JOURNAL #26

				     JUNE 1996


FEATURES

Money Management in Linux

	Discover CBB, the checkbook balancing utility for Unix and X11
	developed under Linux.

	by Curt Olson

Using SmartWare Plus to Build the Integrated Office 

	Angoss offers a suite of applications for running today's
	office.

	by Phil Hughes 

Linux on Mobile Computers 

	Taking your Linux workstation wherever you go.

	by Kenneth E. Harker 

Scheduled Activity: cron and at

	These Linux utilities can make your computer do the
	right thing at the right time.

	by John Raithel

NEWS & ARTICLES

Product Review: Acucobol
	by Robert Broughton 

An Introduction to RLab: A High Level Language for Scientific
and Engineering Applications
	by Ian Searle 

Linux in the Real World
	Linux in the U.S. Army, or How I Spent My Winter Vacation

	by Joe Klemmer 

UniForum '96
	by Belinda Frazier

COLUMNS

Letters to the Editor
From the Editor
New Products
Kernel Korner:Dissecting Interrupts and Browsing DMA 
Product Review: Caldera Network Desktop Version 1.0 

DIRECTORIES 

Consultants Directory
Advertisers Index
Linux Resources
Cool Linux

UPCOMING:

Linux and Windows 95  
The Korn Shell

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