Linux Journal Contents -- #79 -- November 2000
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    Features
    
     * Focus: Hardware  by Don Marti 
     * Building the Ultimate Linux Workstation  by Don Marti
       Here's how to make a responsive system with high-performance 3-D, fast disk, lush sound and the things to keep it trouble-free.
     * AMD's Duron Processor  by Don Marti
       A $70 CPU may be all that you need. We take a first look at AMD's Duron, an excellent choice for midrange desktop Linux
       machines.
     * The Return of the Revenge of the Killer $800 Linux Box  by Jason Schumaker
       Can't afford Don Marti's "Ultimate" Linux box? Well, read on...Jason outlines options for the economically challenged.
       
    Indepth
    
     * Readers' Choice Awards  by Heather Mead
       Enough about us already; what do you think?
     * Penguin Playoff Follow-Up  by Doc Searls
       Athletic flightless waterfowl? No, just the skinny on the Comdex exhibitor awards ceremony.
     * LTOOLS  by Dr. Werner Zimmermann
       If you work with multiple platforms, LTOOLS may offer a way to make your life a whole lot easier.
     * A Web-Based Lunch Ordering System  by Cheng-Chai Ang
       The author demonstrates how easy it is to write in Python--and make sure you get steamed, not fried rice.
     * Bare Metal Restore  by Charles Curley
       Most of us don't take the time to place for disaster recovery. This article gives you the step-by-step.
     * Software ICs  by Robert D. Findlay
       "Complexity must be grown from simple systems that already work."
     * GNU Queue  by W. G. Krebs
       Farm those jobs out with Gnu Queue!
     * Customize Linux from the Bottom  by He Zhu
       Can't find a system that has everything you want? Build your own.
     * Linux as a Work Environment Desktop  by Mark Stacey
       Tips and suggestions for using Linux on the desktop in a non-Linux workplace.
     * Linux and Networking: The Next Revolution  by Marcio Saito
       Recent changes in the areas of both software and hardware are combining to revolutionize networking.
     * Dissecting the CueCat  by Michael Guslick
       Getting inside the CueCat.
     * A Conversation with Red Hat's Michael Tiemann  by Dan Wilder
       How embedded systems have become a part of Red Hat's operations.
     * It's Mod. It's Layout. Any Questions?  by Brian Aker
       Web composition solutions provided by ModLayout.
     * Real Hard Time  by Doc Searls
       MontaVista's announcement was not met with universal approval.
       
    Toolbox
    
     * At the Forge : Using PostgreSQL  by Reuven M. Lerner
     * Cooking with Linux : Aging Systems for Flavour  by Marcel Gagne
     * Linux Apprentice: Where to Install My Products on Linux  by George Kraft IV
       
    Columns
    
     * Linley on Linux: Seeking Set-Top Nirvana  by Linley Gwennap
     * Focus on Software  by David A. Bandel
     * Embedded Systems News  by Rick Lehrbaum
     * Linux for Suits: Let Freedom Ping  by Doc Searls
     * The Last Word: Gadges and Gadgets!  by Stan Kelly-Bootle
       
    Reviews
    
     * Product Reviews
          + MySQLGUI--The MySQL Graphical Client  by Bill W. Cunningham
     * Book Reviews
          + Linux System Security  by Ibrahim Haddad
          + SAMBA Black Book  by Daniel Lazenby
          + GNOME/GTK+ Programming  by Ben Crowder
       
    Departments
    
     * Letters
     * upFRONT
     * Jason's Tips  by Jason Schumaker
     * From the Publisher: Announcement  by Phil Hughes
     * Best of Technical Support
     * New Products
     * Advertisers Index