The July 1998 issue of Linux Journal (#51) will be mailed from the printers
in Post Falls, Idaho on June 5, 1998

                                 TABLE OF CONTENTS

                                   LINUX JOURNAL

                                     July 1998
                                      
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    Features
    
     * The Crystal Experiment: Linux in a Physics Lab by Emanuele
       Leonardi and Giovanni Organtini 
       High-energy nuclear studies using Linux.
     * Due South with the British Antarctic Survey by Craig Donlon and
       James Crawshaw 
       Using Linux for research on a boat in the south Atlantic.
     * Linux in a Scientific Laboratory by Przemek Klosowski, Nick
       Maliszewskyj and Bud Dickerson 
       The NIST Center for Neutron Research uses Linux daily.
     * Global Position Reporting by Richard Parry 
       An introduction to GPS and APRS technolgies
     * JavaLanche: An Avalanche Predictor by Richard Sevenich and Rick
       Price 
       Here's how Fuzzy Logic is being used to predict avalanches.
     * ROOT: An Object-Oriented Data Analysis Framework by Fons
       Rademakers and Rene Brun 
       A data analysis tool developed and used by CERN.
       
    News & Articles
    
     * A Glimpse of Icon: A Language For the Rest of Us by Clinton
       Jeffery and Shamim Mohamed 
     * Having Fun on ViewSurf by Pierre Ficheux 
     * Encrypted File Systems by Bear Giles 
     * Graphical Desktop Korn Shell by George Kraft IV
     * A SCSI Test Tool for Linux by Pete Popov 
     * Introducing Samba by John Blair 
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Review
          + Softfocus BTree/ISAM v3.1 by Edmund P. Morgan
          + Insure++ by Jim Nance 
       
    WWWsmith
    
     * At the Forge: Combining Apache and Perl by Reuven M. Lerner
       
    Columns
    
     * Letters to the Editor
     * Best of Technical Support
     * Stop the Presses: COMDEX/Spring 1998 by Jon "maddog" Hall
     * Take Command: lex and yacc: Tools Worth Knowing by Dean Allen
       Provins 
     * Kernel Korner: Miscellaneous Character Drivers by Alessandro
       Rubini 
     * Linux Gazette: The Yorick Programming Language by Cary O'Brien
     * New Products
          + STREAMS Data Comm Protocols, Gcom, Inc.
          + Raven SSL Module for Apache, Covalent Technologies
          + Java Workshop 2.0 for Linux, S.u.S.E.
          + VariCAD, VariCad LLC
          + Cobalt Qube Microserver, Cobalt Micoroserver, Inc.
          + Screamer 633MHz Custom Workstations, Microway
          + NetTracker Proxy 3.5, Sane Solutions LLC
       
    Directories & References
    
     * Advertisers Index
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