Linux Journal Issue #107/March 2003 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Features eVote Adds Elections to Mailing Lists by Marilyn Davis Now mailing-list members can conduct an election on the list--no administrator help needed. An Introduction to the Spambayes Project by Richie Hindle Make advanced spam filtering work with your existing mail tools. A Statistical Approach to the Spam Problem by Gary Robinson Can mathematics tell spam apart from legitimate mail? Find out which approaches work best in real-world tests. Building with Blogs by Doc Searls and David Sifry Is it a diary? A links page? Or more? The king of blogs and the author of new blog-ranking software outline your choices. Indepth Getting Started with Emacs by Charles Curley After you've mastered the Emacs tutorial, now what? A look at macros for mail and more. Embedded Linux Signals for the Application Programmer by Dr. B. Thangaraju Here's how to use signals in your applications. Toolbox Kernel Korner Using the Input Subsystem, Part II by Brad Hards At the Forge Unicode by Reuven M. Lerner Cooking with Linux Chatting Up the Chef by Marcel Gagné Paranoid Penguin rsync, Part I by Mick Bauer Columns Linux for Suits Original and Ultimate Communities by Doc Searls EOF Broadcast Flag: MPAA's Latest Attack on Linux by Seth David Schoen Reviews BlueCat Networks' Meridius Mail Relay by Nathan Smith Mathematica 4.2 by Dragan Stancevic Departments Letters upFRONT From the Editor On the Web Best of Technical Support New Products Advertisers Index