The May 2000 issue of Linux Journal (#73) will be mailed from the
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                 Linux Journal Contents -- #73 -- May 2000
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    Focus
    
     * Programming  by Marjorie Richardson
       
    Features
    
     * The Code Analyser LCLint  by David Santo Orcero
     * Embedding Python in Multi-Threaded C/C++ Applications  by Ivan
       Pulleyn
       Python provides a clean intuitive interface to complex,threaded
       applications.
     * X/Motif Programming  by Ibrahim F. Haddad
     * Parametric Modelling: Killer Apps for Linux Clusters  by David
       Abramson
       
    Forum
    
     * An Introduction to PHP3  by John Holland
     * Creating Smart Print Queues  by Mark Plimley
     * Palm Pilot Development Tools  by Eddie Harari
     * Daryl Strauss, Precision Insight  by Steven Pritchard
     * Building a Wireless Nework with Linux  by Billy Ball
     * Linux Webpads Give PC Competition  by Linley Gwennap
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Reviews
          + Etherminal J  by David Weis
          + Moreton Bay PoPToP/NetTEL  by Jon Valesh
          + Conectiva Linux  by Jason Kroll
          + The Raritan CompuSwitch  by Alex Heizer
     * Book Reviews
          + Red Hat Certified Engineer Program (RHCE Exam Cram)by Andrew
            G. Feinberg
          + JavaScript Application Cookbookby Ben Crowder
          + Programming Pearls, 2nd Editionby Harvey Friedman
       
    Columns
    
     * Linux Apprentice: Bourne Shell Scripts  by Randy Parker
     * Take Command: xv: The X Viewer  by Marjorie Richardson
     * Linux Means Business: Linux Use Rocketing at Jet Propulsion
       Laboratories  by Drew Robb and Joe Zwers
     * System Administration: The Linux Trace Toolkit  by Karim Yaghmour
       and Michael Dagenais
     * Kernel Korner: Kernel Korner  by Moshe Bar
     * Cooking with Linux: Rapid Program-Delivery Morsels, RPM  by Marcel
       Gagne
     * At the Forge: Creating Queries  by Reuven M. Lerner
     * The Last Word: The Magritte Factor  by Stan Kelly-Bootle
     * Linux in Education: Linux at Yorktown High School  by Justin
       Maurer
     * Games We Play The New and The Old  by Jason Kroll
     * Focus on Software  by David A. Bandel
     * Embedded Systems News Briefs  by Rick Lehrbaum
       
    Departments
    
     * Letters
     * upFRONT
     * Penguin's Progress: Getcha Program!  by Peter H. Salus
     * Linux for Suits: Patent Absurdities  by Doc Searls
     * Best of Technical Support
     * New Products
          + New Products
     * Advertisers Index
       
    Strictly On-Line
    
     * Dynamic Class Loading in C++  by James Norton
     * WordPerfect for Linux Bible  by Ben Crowder
     * The Network Block Device  by P.T. Breuer, A. Marín Lopez, Arturo
       García Ares
     * Linux Administration for Dummies  by Harvey Friedman
     * A Real-Time Data Plotting Program  by David Watt
     * Shell Functions and Path Variables, Part 3  by Stephen Collyer
     * IBM's Universal Database  by Paul Zikopoulos

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