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August 24, 1999
RAMDISK
Mini How-To
By Russell Fish
"Use RAMDISKs to replace access
to frequently used hard disk files. In the database world,
information access is dramatically accelerated by putting
database indices into RAMDISK. Smaller databases can be
entirely contained in RAMDISK."
August 11, 1999
Getting
Paid to Develop Open Source Software : An Interview with
Cosource.com
By Clark D. Ritchie
"But what if there were a way to make money
developing open source software? Or what if you're not
a programmer yet you still need a particular piece of
software developed or customized? Recently several websites
have emerged to address these questions. While their approaches
are unproven, each has taken a unique strategy to address
these issues. ... LDN recently
interviewed Bernie Thompson, founder of Cosource.com,
one such website designed to coordinate open source developers
with paying clients."
July
26, 1999
Report
From Ottawa Linux Symposium
By Justin Maurer
"All in all, it was a most wonderful and amazing
conference. I eagerly await next year's."
July 21, 1999
Startup
State of Linux/i386 ELF Binary
By Konstantin Boldyshev
"Objective of this document
is to describe some startup process details and initial
state of stack & registers of ELF binary program,
for Linux Kernel 2.2.x and 2.0.x."
July 8, 1999
Getting
Started with Java on Linux
By Joe Sokolosky
"So you've decided to give Linux a go and now
you're wondering just what might be available for developing
with Java in a Linux environment. I will address this
issue by describing how to go about getting and installing
Java for Linux and highlighting some interesting sites
around the net. Along the way, I will give some hints
I hope will ease your experience with using Java under
Linux."
July
8, 1999
Book
Review: Programming with Qt
By Erik Severinghaus
"The Parrot Book, as this is sure to be known,
is excellent for a beginner looking to quickly learn the
ins and outs of Qt programming. Some previous experience
with GUI programming helps, and previous C++ experience
is required."
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