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                           LINUX JOURNAL
                     Issue #10 -- February 1995
                         Table of Contents

Features:
   A Conversation with Olaf Kirch    
      The author of the Linux Network Administrator's Guide 
      talks about his life and the NAG.

   Using Tcl and Tk from your C Programs     -- by Matt Welsh
      How to use Tcl and Tk from your C programs.
      
   Linux In the Real World: SCADA-Linux Still Hard at Work -- by Vance Petree
      Time marches on, Linux marches on, and one of the cardinal rules
      of the universe manifest itself at Virginia Power, Part 2. 

   Linux Conference at Open Systems World/FedUNIX'94   -- by Belinda Frazier
      A Linux conference with developers, support persons, resellers and
      end users in Washington DC.
   

News and Articles:
    Report on Comdex '94 in Las Vegas  -- by Belinda Frazier	
    Kernel Korner - Block Device Drivers: Interrupts  -- by Michael K. Johnson
    What Your DOS Manual Doesn't Tell You about Linux -- by Liam Greenwood
       A guide to discovering documentation on your Linux System.

Regular Features:
    Stop the Presses: Linux Documentation
    Letters to the Editor
    New Products
    What's GNU - RCS, The Revision Control System -- by Arnold Robbins


Directories & Reference:
    Consultants Directory -- Consultants who work with Linux
    Advertisers Index
    Linux BBSs -- New this issue

Coming in March:
    Introduction to LINCKS
    Humble Beginnings of Linux 
    Virginia Power, Part 3 

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