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LINUX MAGAZINE

Next month

July 2003: Issue 32

Next month’s highlights

Editor John Southern,

jsouthern@linux-magazine.com

Assistant Colin Murphy,

Editor cmurphy@linux-magazine.com

International Patricia Jung, pjung@linux-magazine.com,

Editors Heike Jurzik, hjurzik@linux-magazine.com,

Ulrich Wolf, uwolf@linux-magazine.com

Corres- Liam Bedford, KG Kumar, Yuwei Lin,

pondents Arturo Fernandez Montoro, Brenno de Winter

Contributors Heiko Bauke, Frank Berbig, Rüdiger Berlich,

Frederik Bijlsma, Zack Brown, Daniel Cooper,

Hans-Georg Eßer, Marco Fioretti, Gerd Flaig,

Steven Goodwin, Heike Jurzik,

Charly Kühnast, Volker Lindenstruth,

Martin Loschwitz, Andrea Müller,

Michael Petry, Tim Schürmann,

Tim Morten Steinbeck, Stefanie Teufel,

Ian Travis, Arne Wiebalck, Frank Wieduwilt

Production Hans-Jörg Ehren,

hjehren@linux-magazine.com

Layout Judith Erb, Elgin Grabe, Klaus Rehfeld

Cover Design Pinball Werbeagentur

Intel C Compiler

In Linux we typically use the GCC for

our compiling work. We take a look at

Intel’s own C compiler and examine why

it may be a viable alternative producing

optimized executables. It has debugger

support and the compiler can handle C

and C++. Already supporting the new

Itanium processors this could gain that

extra performance from your code to

make your efforts worthwhile.

XEphem

A scientific grade

interactive astro-

nomical ephe-

meris software

package that is

very easy to set

up and will give

hours of enjoyment. With hundreds of

features it can display the night sky and

stars from anywhere, at anytime. It can

show your seti@home position and

control GOTO telescopes. It will even

match star patterns from any image.

Snort

Snort is a network IDS (intrusion detec-

tion system) that can handle real time

traffic analysis. It uses a flexible rules

language to describe the traffic on your

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Vim scripting

Learn how to write scripts for the Vim

text editor. Vim scripting has become

very powerful over recent years and the

number of scripting languages supported

has increased. You can write scripts to

extend the functionality of Vim. Whether

it is writing a spell checker, inserting

Fortran code or producing a file explorer,

Vim scripting is capable and we hope to

show you, fun to use.

Management (Vorstand)

Hermann Plank, hplank@linux-magazine.com,

Rosie Schuster, rschuster@linux-magazine.com

Business Unit Management

Brian Osborn, bosborn@linux-magazine.com

Product Management

Hans-Jörg Ehren,

hjehren@linux-magazine.com

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SCO Office

A review of the latest SCO Office

mailserver. Aimed as a professional

alternative to Microsoft Exchange, this

package is designed to be fully compati-

ble with Microsoft Outlook as well as

other mail clients.

Find out just how scalable this

solution is and whether it supports all

the features needed in an office en-

vironment.

Outside Europe – SAL

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network to either log datapackets or

let them pass freely.

It can act as a packet sniffer and logger

or as an IDS. We explore this Open

Source system enabling you to set it up

for your needs.

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Evolution and KOrganizer

To succeed in business you need appli-

cations to manage all your contacts and

appointments. In the last year both

Evolution and KOrganizer have devel-

oped into powerful tools.

The choice is not easy. Evolution han-

dles all of your needs while KOrganizer

calls other KDE tools. We take a look at

both systems in depth so you can choose

between them.

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