The November issue of Linux Journal (#43) will be printed 22 September 1997 
and will be mailed from the printers in Post Falls, Idaho on 29 September 1997.

               			 TABLE OF CONTENTS

	         		   LINUX JOURNAL

	        		   NOVEMBER 1997

FEATURES


Graphical Applications Using MetaCard

	How to write graphical applications using MetaTalk, a MetaCard
	scripting language.

	by Scott Raney

Streaming Audio in Linux

	The nature and perception of sound, sound as an object in a computer
	and available software for streaming audio.

	by Siome Goldenstein

The Quick Start Guide to the GIMP, Part 1

	First of a four-part series introducing the GIMP, a Linux power tool
	for the graphics artist.

	by Michael J. Hammel

GIF Images on the Fly

	New images from old, in real time.

	by Jimmy Ball


NEWS & ARTICLES

Linux Expo at Union Bank of Switzerland

	by Martin Sjoelin

Sound Through the PC-Speaker

	by Paul Dunne

YODL or Yet Oneother Document Language

	by Karel Kubat

Linux Journal Interviews Robert Nation

	by Larry Ayers

Game Control Design

	by Dave Thomson

Linux and the Alpha: How to Make Your Applications Fly, Part 2

	by David Mosberger

Linux as a Telephony Platform

	by David Sugar


WWWsmith

Faxing From a Web Page

	HylaFAX and Linux provide a powerful, freeware alternative for
	faxing from a Mac network.

	by David Weis

At the Forge: Integrating SQL and CGI, Part 2

	Further explorations into relational databases and multiple tables.

	by Reuven Lerner

Book Review: The UNIX Web Server Book

	by Gerald Luther Graef


COLUMNS

From the Publisher: Linux in the Mainstream?
Letters to the Editor
Stop the Presses: Ownership of Linux Trademark Resolved
Best of Tech Support
New Products
Book Review: Book Review: Essential Linux
Book Review: Book Review: Perl 5 Interactive Course
Book Review: Operating Systems: Design and Implementation, 2nd edition
Book Review: Linux Universe, 3rd Edition
Kernel Korner: Linux Kernel Installation
Linux Apprentice: Power Printing with MagicFilter
Linux Gazette: Using SAMBA to Mount Windows 95
Linux Means Business: Highway POS System
System Administration: IP Masquerading Follow-Up
Take Command: ssh: Secure Shell
Product Review: Lifebook 420D Notebook Computer
Product Review: SCO OpenServer
Product Review: AcceleratedX CDE and Display Server for PC Unix
Product Review: Metro-X 3.1.5


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