LinuxFocus Magazine

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Web Name: LinuxFocus Magazine

WebSite: http://www.linuxfocus.org

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We do not have real issues since October 2004 but we groupthem by month like mini issues. The latest issue may still grow and change. Index by LinuxFocus issue (this is a flat list of all articles) Index by author Search all of LinuxFocus by key-word with Google: It takes some time for Google to update its database. The latest issue is therefore usually not included in the search. on 2005-11-19. He was active in LinuxFocus for many years and was a very reliable translator.Our sympathy goes to friends and family. Goodbye Guido After many years of very interesting work with LinuxFocus I (Guido Socher) will leave the project. It is difficult step because LinuxFocus was once my passion and hobby,so there are a lot of feelings involved, but I can't do it forever.I will move on to http://tuxgraphics.org.The recently started series on microcontroller programming willcontinue at tuxgraphics.org.There are a number of people who are willing to continue LinuxFocus. Writeto new(at)linuxfocus.org if you want to join them. They need both peopleand hardware.During the transition LinuxFocus will stay online. To avoid that the existing site becomes unavailable while possible restructuring is ongoing the newteam will settle first at new.linuxfocus.orgLinuxFocus has 12964 files therefore this seems the best solution.I wish the new team good luck and a problem free startRegards Guido Socher A digital DC power supply -- part 3: command control from the PC, by Guido Socher A very small an really powerful DC power supply for your hobby lab. In this third part addsthe possibility to remotly control the DC power supply via a command line interface. Software Development [available in: English|ChineseGB|Fran ais] A digital DC power supply -- part 2: the software, by Guido Socher A very small an really powerful DC power supply for your hobby lab. In this second part I explain how the software works and one more feature is added. System Administration [available in: English|Deutsch|Fran ais] Faulty Software, by Ralf Wieland Controversial discussions have started around estimates about the number of faults which a given software has. Often the fault-density is used as a measure for the quality of software. Is that correct? Hardware [available in: English|Fran ais|T rk e] A digital DC power supply, by Guido Socher A very small an really powerful DC power supply for your hobby lab. It has lots of features which you normally find only in very expensive power supplies. This one is however cheap, small and easy to build. System Administration [available in: English|ChineseGB|Fran ais] lcdproc -- LCD displays easy to use and easy to build, by Guido Socher In this article we use lcdproc to connect a LCD display and 2 buttons to a linux pc; simple and easy to build for everybody. Software Development [available in: English|Castellano|Fran ais] Professional Tex(t)Authoring with LyX, by Gerrit Renker This article is written for people who have a lot of text editing/authoringto do and are primarily interested in getting the text edited fast, reliable with aplesant looking printout. Kernel Corner [available in: English|ChineseGB|Deutsch|Fran ais] Writing your own netfilter match, by Nicolas Bouliane The iptables/netfilter framework gives us the possibility to add features. To do so, we write kernel modules that registers against this framework. Hardware [available in: English|ChineseGB|Deutsch|Fran ais|Italiano|T rk e] Wireless LAN under Linux, by Wang Xu In this article, the author talks about driver installation and usage of some common Wireless LAN adapters and related issues such as authentication based on 802.1x methods. System Administration LinuxFocus exists only because of your participation! You can e.g. write an article or translate. Linuxfocus exists because there are people like you who want to share their knowledge and therefore write or translate articles for LinuxFocus. Only if there are enough volunteers who write articles and others who translate them will there be a truly multicultural and international magazine! If you want to participate then please send an email to Guido guido (at)linuxfocus.org or any person listed in the contact person list. Authors and translators are always heartly welcomed and are always needed!!! We look forward to hearing from you! Write an article for LinuxFocus! There is a topic you know quite well and/or find very interesting where you want to share your knowledge with others? Then write an article for LinuxFocus! New articles (short and long) are always welcome! We have a few easy guidelines you can read. And there is a template (new001.meta.shtml) you can use for your article. We hope you will like seeing your article published in LinuxFocus! We are always looking for people who are willing to translate our articles into another language (whether this language already exists or not). You can join our mailing list or simply discuss what you want to translate with us by writing an email to Guido guido (at)linuxfocus.org . In the mailing list we coordinate the translations and discuss about Linux related topics. You can also read our translation guide for some useful tips and tricks.

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