Linux Journal Contents #124, August 2004

Features

• Ultimate Linux Box 2004  by Paul Bibaud, Jesse Keating, Cosmo King, Eric Logan, Micah Spacek, Tim Lee and Don Marti
  We take a peek at a no-compromises system that will give everyone some PC construction ideas.
  
• Linux on Linksys Wi-Fi Routers  by James Ewing
  This sub-$100 wireless box has 16MB of RAM and a 125MHz processor. Put it to work.
  

Indepth

• 2004 Editors' Choice Awards  by LJ Staff
  Our newly expanded team of experts comes to some surprising conclusions on the year's best products and projects.
  
• Linux Serial Consoles for Servers and Clusters  by Matthew E. Hoskins
  Keep your servers under control with one cable, not a rackload.
  
• Distributed Caching with Memcached  by Brad Fitzpatrick
  Speed up your database app with a simple, fast caching layer that uses your existing servers' spare memory.
  
• Data Acquisition with Comedi  by Caleb Tennis
  Whatever you're discovering or inventing, now you can use any data acquisition card with the same API.
  
• Declic: Linux 2.6 on the International Space Station  by Taco Walstra
  Linux fits into this new research program in several ways, from meeting real-time requirements with the 2.6 kernel to offering a prototyping platform for microcontroller code.
  

Embedded

• Driving Me Nuts  by Greg Kroah-Hartman
  
  

Toolbox

• At the Forge   Weblogs and Slash  by Reuven M. Lerner
  
• Kernel Korner   Storage Improvements in 2.6 and for 2.7  by Paul E. McKenney
  
• Cooking with Linux   The Ultimate Cooking Box  by Marcel Gagné
  

Columns

• Linux for Suits   Missing Pieces  by Doc Searls
  
• EOF   Open Source Is for Pigs  by Evan Leibovitch
  

Departments

• From the Editor  
  
• Letters  
  
• upFRONT  
  
• On The Web  
  
• Best of Technical Support  
  
• New Products