The January 2000 issue of Linux Journal (#69) will be mailed from the
printers in Waseca, Minnesota on December 12, 1999.


               Linux Journal Contents -- #69 -- January 2000
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    Focus
    
     * Networking and Communications by Marjorie Richardson
       
    Features
    
     * The OpenPhone Project--Internet Telephony for Everyone! by Greg
       Herlein
       A look at voice-over IP technology and how this projectis going
       about making every computer phone-enabled.
     * World Domination by Eric Raymond
       As usual, Eric tells it like is. An honest look at whereLinux is
       headed.
     * Advanced Packet Data Testing with Linux by Wesley Erhart, Joseph
       Bell, Marc Hammons and Mark Mains
       Explore the world of packet radio, the Linux IP internalsand
       device-driver development.
     * BIND Version 8 Features by Eddie Harari
       The latest release fixes security holes and has many newoptions.
       
    Forum
    
     * Using the Red Hat Package Manager by Kirk Rafferty
     * Workings of a Virtual Private Network in Linux--Part 2 by David
       Morgan
     * 1999 Readers' Choice Awards by Jason Kroll
     * Penguin Playoffs Awards by Peter H. Salus, Marjorie Richardson and
       Jason Kroll
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Reviews
          + Source-Navigator Version 4.2 by Daniel Lazenby
     * Book Reviews
          + PNG: The Definitive Guide by Michael J. Hammel
          + The Cathedral and the Bazaar by Peter Salus
       
    Columns
    
     * Linux Apprentice: Simplified IP Addressing by Gene E. Hector
     * Linux Means Business: Audio and Video Streaming for the Masses by
       Gerald Crimp
     * Kernel Korner: The Bullet Points: Linux 2.4 by Joseph Pranevich
     * Cooking with Linux: The PPP Connection by Marcel Gagne
     * At the Forge: A Simple Search Engine by Reuven M. Lerner
     * Focus on Software by David A. Bandel
       
    Departments
    
     * Letters
     * upFRONT
     * From the Publisher: January 2000 by Phil Hughes
     * Penguin's Progress: A Look at IPv6 by Peter Salus
     * Linux for Suits: Running the Numbers by Doc Searls
     * Best of Technical Support
     * New Products
          + New Products
     * Advertisers Index
       
    Strictly On-Line
    
     * Linux and Banking by Josip Almasi
     * Writing an Alphanumeric Pager Server for Linux by Erik Max Francis
     * Perl Annotated Archives by Paul Dunne
     * The Collaborative Virtual Workspace by Stephen Jones
     * Core PHP Programming: Using PHP to Build Dynamic Web Sites by
       Allen Riddell
     * AppSwitch: Network Switching with Ada from Linux by Ann S. Brandon

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