Issue #5 goes live!

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Shell-Shocked, the magazine for shell-heads, has just released their fifth issue. Some have said that it's their best issue yet!

The highlights: A brand new general shell mailing list, two shell reviews, two interviews, a piece on what an ideal shell should be like, some ideas on deconstructing your shell, first time sheller stories and lots more ...

View the full contents here, or head on over!

Editorial: Issue #5 (Apr 22nd, 2003) by Ravindra Maharaj
The obligatory editorial bit.
Announcement: Shell Mailing List by Ravindra Maharaj

The General Shell Discussion mailing list takes off. Read more about it, and do sign up!
Interview: la_haine by Ravindra Maharaj

For two years we've regularly visited Joeblade.com for our Litestep news fix. Paul is changing the focus of his site, and has one foot out of the LS-door.
Article: The ideal shell by Paul Hale (BigDaddy)
"A friend once told me that when designing buildings, architects would seek the advice of artists and dreamers for inspiration and ideas." Our resident Madman shares his dreams with us.
Tutorial: Deconstructing the Shell by Alan Martin
The second of Alan Martin's three-part drama. In the last issue he advised us on how to get the most out of an aging PC. In the next issue ... well .. I wouldn't want to spoil it for ya!
Review: LS and Other Shells, an Intro by Fredrik Björeman

An incurable tinkerer with a lively writing style tells us a bit about shells, and a bit more about his favourite shell.
Review: Introduction to Serenade by Steve Hardesty

A very basic look (it assumes you're new to shells) at Serenade. Steve tells us how to get up and running with this great freeware shell.
Interview: Sci by Dan Browder (az)

As already appeared on blizzle.com - let's have a second look, shall we? az has a little chat with this coder.
Article: DNS and you by Jonathan Angliss

DNS makes our life easier. This article gives a basic run-down of what DNS is, and how it works. Required reading if you're thinking of buying your own domain name.
Article: Shell virgins by Ravindra Maharaj

Earlier this year, there was a thread on the LSML where people were talking about their first experiences with Litestep. Share your first shell experiences here! (come on, it couldn't have hurt that much!?)
Review: Carbon 6 by Epaminondas Pantulis

A review of the new Carbon 6 shell. What? You haven't taken it for a spin yet? What the heck are you waiting for?
Tutorial: Litestep at school by Christian Buffin (jesus_mjjg)

This is a presentation I made for one of my projects at school using taskbar3 v1.0.
My school is the EPFC and the courses
I'm following is "graduat en informatique". The project is called "epreuve intégrée".
Jokes: The Liter Side by Brian Wolven

A few military jokes to keep things "in season" and some new words for 2003 along with the rest of Brian's usual hilarious collection. This issue's jokes also aim to teach you a few lessons ...

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Ok, that didn't come out very well. I swear - it looked perfect when I was posting it. Anyway, just head on over to http://shell-shocked.org.

The blurb *should* have read:

Shell-Shocked Issue #5 goes live! Shell-Shocked, the magazine for shell-heads, has just released their fifth issue. Some have said that it's their best issue yet!

The highlights: A brand new general shell mailing list, two shell reviews, two interviews, a piece on what an ideal shell should be like, some ideas on deconstructing your shell, first time sheller stories and lots more ...

View the full contents here, or head on over!

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2nd link is bad... http://shell-shocked.org/ is the correct link.

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