Linux Journal Contents #146, June 2006

Features

• Recovery of RAID and LVM2 Volumes  by Richard Bullington-McGuire
  When there's something strange in your LVM, who you gonna call?
  
• Network Transparency with KIO  by Jes Hall
  Konqueror is a slave to fishing. Or at least it has one.
  
• Yellow Dog Linux Installs Neatly on an iPod  by Dave Taylor
  Take one Mac, insert iPod, boot Linux.
  
• SSHFS: Super Easy File Access over SSH  by Matthew E. Hoskins
  SSH does more than just provide safe communications.
  

Indepth

• An Introduction to Gambas  by Mark Alexander Bain
  Will VB refugees gamble on Gambas?
  
• How to Set Up and Use Tripwire  by Marco Fioretti
  Don't let intruders go unnoticed.
  
• The World Is a libferris Filesystem  by Ben Martin
  libferris can make your toaster look like a filesystem.
  
• USB Pendrives and the Distributions for Them  by Juan Marcelo Rodriguez
  A look at the distros you can use for booting Linux from a pendrive.
  
• The Ultimate Linux/Windows System  by Kevin Farnham
  Some of your Windows and Linux applications can share configuration data.
  
• Converting Video Formats with FFmpeg  by Suramya Tomar
  FFmpeg is a mini Swiss Army knife of format conversion tools.
  

Columns

• Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge   Google Maps  
  
• Marcel Gagné's Cooking with Linux   If Only You Could Restore Wine  
  
• Dave Taylor's Work the Shell   Coping with Aces  
  
• Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin   Security Features in Red Hat Enterprise 4  by Mick Bauer
  
• Jon “maddog” Hall's Beachhead   Shoring Up the Seawall  
  
• Doc Searls' Linux for Suits   Use and Usefulness  
  
• Nicholas Petreley's etc/rant   SUSE Rocks, Fedora Locks  
  

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