June 1996 / Inbox

Tracking the Web PC	"Inside the Web PC" (March) expanded beyond its title subject to examine emerging--and often competing or conflicting--technology trends, as well as products now available or under development.
The BYTE Distribution	I was immediately impressed with the simplicity and enhanced navigation of the emulation of tabbed indexes you described in "Web Design" (Network Project, March).
BYTE on the Web	I tried to find some of the articles in the March printed issue of BYTE on the BYTE Web Site but didn't succeed.
Synchrotrons Are Simple	In the enjoyable article on the future of computing, "When Silicon Hits Its Limits, What's Next?
More Linux, Please	According to research done in February, more than 500,000 people around the world use Linux.
Plan 9	In the article "Pl an 9: Feature Film to Feature-Rich OS" (March) you mention that Plan 9 is or will be available on the Motorola 680x0, SPARC, Mips, Intel, and Hobbit architectures.
But It Can't Read	In "CD-ROM Has a New MO" (February), you say that "all these systems use proprietary storage methods.
VRML Defined	What does the acronym VRML stand for? BYTE defines it as "Virtual Reality Markup Language.
Web-Server Broadcast Storm	BYTE has received a flood of e-mail criticizing our March Lab Report, "6 Servers Tangle on the Web.

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