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LINUX MAGAZINE

Next Month

December 2003: Issue 37

Next Month’s Highlights

Editor John Southern,

jsouthern@linux-magazine.com

Competence Competence Center Software:

Centers Patricia Jung, pjung@linux-magazine.com

Competence Center Hardware:

Mirko Dölle, mdoelle@linux-magazine.com

Competence Center Network & Security:

Achim Leitner, aleitner@linux-magazine.com

Corres- Frederik Bijlsma, Zack Brown,

pondents & Eva Brucherseifer, Alison Davies,

Contributors Nils Faerber, Steven Goodwin,

Georg C. F. Greve, Armijn Hemel, Ute Hertzog,

Peter Hüwe, Heike Jurzik, Till Kamppeter,

Charly Kühnast, Yuwei Lin, Martin Loschwitz,

Lubos Lunak, Michael Mielewczik,

Andrea Müller, Michael Schilli,

Tim Schürmann, Cornelius Schumacher,

Marc André Selig, Ralf Spenneberg,

George Staikos, Stefanie Teufel,

Scott Wheeler, Brenno de Winter

Proofreading Ian Travis, William Helling

& Polishing

Layout Judith Erb, Elgin Grabe, Klaus Rehfeld

Cover Design Pinball Werbeagentur

The Art of Noise

In next month’s issue, our cover feature

is the art of noise and how we can make

the most of Linux as a sound studio.

Linux is developing fast, and it is starting

to make breakthroughs in the profes-

sional music studio. We start by taking a

look at Scrubby’s world. Scrubby is the

new virtual stylus logo for the Sweep

project.

Sweep is an audio editor and live

playback tool for GNU/Linux,

BSD and compatible systems.

A wonderfully professional

tool, Sweep supports many

music and voice formats

including WAV, MP3,

Ogg Vorbis, AIFF,

and Speex, with

multichannel edit-

ing and LADSPA

effects plugins.

It is also Free

Software, available

under the GNU General

Public Licence.

We then move

onto Rosegarden.

This is an attractive,

user-friendly audio and

MIDI sequencer, score

editor, and general-pur-

pose music composition

and editing application for

Unix and Linux. It is cur-

rently approaching 1.0 feature

completion and beta testing

following two and a half years

of sustained active devel-

opment. Already it has

featured in many articles

in the professional music

press.

If that is not enough, we

will look at a system to

simulate audio synthesis

(modular synthesis) in real-

time and allow for song

composition, a project for

recording and editing MIDI and

producing music scores.

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Networking Guide

After lots of feedback from you, we take

a look at how to build computer net-

works under Linux. We start with basic

principles and quickly guide you through

the setting up of an interconnected sys-

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In most enterprises, the gateway is the

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beyond. The gateway is also associated

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where packets are sent, and a switch,

which provides the actual path for the

packets in and out of the gateway.

The World of Zope

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programming language. It features a

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but also dynamic HTML templates,

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Zope’s security also allows you to turn

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organizations or individuals.

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