Linux Journal Contents #149, September 2006

Features

• Clustering Is Not Rocket Science  by Rowan Gollan, Andrew Denman and Marlies Hankel
  Want to compute rocket science without having to be a rocket scientist?
  
• Getting Started with Condor  by Irfan Habib
  Computers of different feathers can still flock together with Condor.
  
• DRBD in a Heartbeat  by Pedro Pla
  Build a good redundant system to prevent downtime.
  
• Mainstream Parallel Programming  by Michael-Jon Ainsley Hore
  Get a Beowulf cluster running without having to fight off Grendel.
  

Indepth

• S2 Games  by Dee-Ann LeBlanc
  
  
• MILLE-XTERM and LTSP  by Francis Giraldeau, Jean-Michel Dault and Benoit des Ligneris
  If you thought Network Computing was dead, wait until you read this.
  
• 64-Bit JMP for Linux  by Erin Vang
  64-Bit Linux and JMP statistics software are made for each other.
  
• Web Reporting with MySQL, CSS and Perl  by Paul Barry
  Some nifty features in MySQL make Web reporting a breeze.
  
• eCrash: Debugging without Core Dumps  by David Frascone
  You don't have to take a core dump to debug your programs.
  

Columns

• Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge   JavaScript  
  
• Marcel Gagné's Cooking with Linux   Operating Your Body at Peak Performance  
  
• Dave Taylor's Work the Shell   When Is “Good Enough” Good Enough?  
  
• Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin   How to Worry about Linux Security  
  
• Dee-Ann LeBlanc's Get Your Game On   S2 Games  
  
• Jon maddog Hall's Beachhead   Pirates and Pollywogs  
  
• Doc Searls' Linux for Suits   An Interview with J.P. Rangaswami  
  
• Nicholas Petreley's /var/opinion   Parallel Is Coming into Its Own  
  

Reviews

• CrossOver Office 5.0  by Jes Hall
  
• PathScale InfiniPath Interconnect  by Logan G. Harbaugh
  

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