The January 1998 issue of Linux Journal (#45) will be printed 19 November 1997 
and will be mailed from the printers in Post Falls, Idaho on 28 November 1997.

               			 TABLE OF CONTENTS

	         		   LINUX JOURNAL

	        		   January 1998

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    Features
    
     * Parallel Computing Using Linux by Manu Konchady
       Programming concepts for parallel computing.
     * Parallel Processing Using PVM by Richard Sevenich
       Turn your networked computers into a virtual machine.
     * I'm Not Going to Pay a Lot for This Supercomputer! by Jim Hill,
       Michael Warren and Pat Goda  
       Linux clustering with Loki and Hyglac
     * HPF: Programming Linux Clusters the Easy Way by Mike Delves
       High performance Fortran for parallel computers
       
    News & Articles
    
     * X-CD-Roast: CD Writer Software by Thomas Niederreiter
     * Netatalk, Linux and the Macintosh by Richard Parry
     * LJ Interviews Mike Apgar, Speakeasy Cafe by Marjorie Richardson
     * The Quick Start Guide to the GIMP, Part 3 by Michael J. Hammel
        
       
    WWWsmith
    
     * Internet Connections With the 56Kbps Modems by Anthony Williamitis
     * At the Forge: A Recipe for Making Cookies by Reuven Lerner
       
    Reviews
    
     * Ricochet Modem by Randolph Bentson  
     * Red Hat CDE by Don Kuenz  
     * Microway "Screamer 533" by Bradley Willson  
     * Running Linux by Zach Beane  
     * JDBC Developer's Resource by Rob Wehrli  
     * Unix for the Hyper-Impatient by Daniel Lozenby
       
    Columns
    
     * Letters to the Editor
     * From the Editor: The Beowulf Project #46
     * Stop the Presses: LISA '97 by Phil Hughes
     * Linux Apprentice: Need More Info? by Bill Cunningham
     * Take Command: kill by Dean Provins  
     * Linux Means Business: Linux at Rancho Santiago College by Steve
       Moritsugu  
     * System Administration: Securing Networked Applications with SESAME
       by Paul Ashley and Bradley Broom  
     * Kernel Korner: Playing with Binary Formats by Alessandro Rubini
     * Linux Gazette: Remote Compilation Using ssh and make by John R.
       Daily  
     * New Products
          + MaXimum cde Executive Edition v1.0, Xi Graphics
          + c-tree Plus v6.7A, FairCom Corp.
          + MATCOM V3, MathTools Ltd.
          + Embedded Eiffel, Interactive Software Engineering, Inc.
          + ION (IDL on the NET), Research Systems, Inc.
          + Audiotrix 3D-XG, MediaTrix Peripherals, Inc.
          + CCVS 2.0, H.K.S., Inc.
          + LanSafe III, Deltec Electronics
       
    Directories & References
    
     * 1996 Advertisers Index
     * Linux Consultants HOWTO, http://consult.cyrius.com/lj.html
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