Linux Journal Contents

Features

The Axis 2100 Network Camera  by Jason Schumaker

It's a video camera. It's a web server. It runs Linux!

The Next Bang: The Explosive Combination of Embedded Linux, XML and Instant Messaging  by Doc Searls

Interview with Google's Sergey Brin  by Jason Schumaker

VoIP and Embedded Linux  by LJ Staff

An Interview with Inder Singh  by Jason Schumaker and Don Marti

Indepth

Advanced 3-D Graphics: GNU Maverik--a VR Micro-Kernel  by Adrian West

GNU Maverik system

The Puzzle of 3D Graphics on Linux  by John Matthews and Daryll Strauss

From OpenGL to DRI to DGA, each term refers to a particular part of the full scene of Linux graphics.

Linux Job Scheduling  by Michael A. Schwarz

The Long View on Linux  by Doc Searls

Interview with Andrew Leyden--CEO of PenguinRadio  by Jason Schumaker

PenguinRadio is working to bring the power of the internet to home stereos and -- down the road -- to car stereos, as well.

Compaq's Approach to Linux in Your Hand  by LJ Staff

Toolbox

Linux Means Business  Linux in Embedded Industrial Applications: A Case Study  by Luca Fini

In order to allow the acquisition of diagnostic data from an existing industrial plant which was not designed for the purpose, a protocol converter gateway has been built by using an industrial PC running Linux.

Kernel Korner  The Bullet Points: Linux 2.4 - Part Deux  by Joe Pranevich

This article should be considered an addendum to my previous "Bullet Points" article and my follow up piece on ISA PnP support in Linux 2.4 (February, 2000.)

At the Forge  Content Management  by Reuven M. Lerner

Reuven writes about Mason, the Web development system.

Cooking with Linux  The Ghost of Fun Times Past  by Marcel Gagne

Marcel writes about text-based games.

Columns

Linley on Linux Yopy Puts Linux in Hand  by Linley Gwennap

The author writes about Yopy, the first handheld computer that runs Linux.

Linux in Education: Linux at the University  by Kevin K. Gifford

In outer space, on the ground, and in the classroom: an overview of several exciting real-world applications developed under Linux by students and researchers at the University of Colorado in Boulder.

Focus on Software  by David A. Bandel

Embedded Systems News  by Rick Lehrbaum

The Last Word  by Stan Kelly-Bootle

Reviews

TimeSys Linux/RT (Professional Edition)  by Daniel Lazenby

Departments

Letters

upFRONT

From the Editor: Embedded Systems  by Don Marti

From the Publisher: Staff Changes and an Activism Request  by Phil Hughes

Linux for Suits: Still Searching  by Doc Searls

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