Linux Journal Issue #95/March 2002

Features

XSLT Powers a New Wave of Web Applications  by Cameron Laird

Cameron explains the mysteries of XSLT and its multiple uses.

Client-Side Web Scripting  by Marco Fioretti

Personalize your web experience with a little Perl.

Improving the Speed of PHP Web Scripts  by Bruno Pedro

Discover what's holding back your PHP scripts and set them free.

Indepth

Ruby  by Thomas Østerlie

The pluses of the scripting language taking Japan by storm.

Browser Comparison  by Ralph Krause

A look at the strengths and weaknesses of seven web browsers.

Toolbox

Take Command  Configuring pppd in Linux, Part II  by Tony Mobily

Kernel Korner  Inside the Linux Packet Filter, Part II  by Gianluca Insolvibile

At the Forge  Zope Products  by Reuven M. Lerner

Cooking with Linux  Scriptwriting for ze Web and Everywhere Else  by Marcel Gagné

GFX  Film GIMP at Rhythm & Hues  by Robin Rowe

Linux in Education   Putting Linux in Classrooms around the World  by John D. Biggs

Columns

Linux for Suits: Natural Forces  by Doc Searls

Focus on Software: Seven Kernerls on Five Systems  by David A. Bandel

Focus on Embedded Systems: Bully in the (Embedded) Playground  by Rick Lehrbaum

Geek Law: Unbiased License FUD  by Lawrence Rosen

Reviews

The Book of Zope  by Reuven M. Lerner

Departments

Letters

upFRONT

From the Editor: SPAM, Not Spam, Is the Stuff of Memories  by Richard Vernon

Best of Technical Support

New Products

Advertisers Index

Strictly On-Line

Secure, Transparent and Ubiquitious Desktops Part II  by Jeremy D. Impson

A Rough Year for SSH  by Jose Nazario

Protozilla: Pipes, Protocols and the Web Browser  by R. Saravanan

Protozilla allows client-side CGI to extend Mozilla-based web browsers.