Linux Journal Issue #111/July 2003 _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Features Running Linux on the Xbox by Michael Steil The Xbox is basically a PC, so with a little work you can upgrade it to run your OS of choice. AMD64 Opteron: First Look by Michael Baxter Discover the new architecture that's backward-compatible with the x86 and has IBM, Cadence and others already offering products. Network Management with Nagios by Richard C. Harlan The servers are from many vendors, the management software budget is small and the demands are high. Find out how the team at John Deere made it work. Indepth Getting to Know Mono by Julio David Quintana Working code shows how you can already work with objects created in one language, from another. How to Index Anything by Josh Rabinowitz Create a local search engine to search HTML and every other document format on your system. wxWindows for Cross-Platform Coding by Taran Rampersad A fast, stable toolkit for apps that run on any OS with a native look. Embedded An Event Mechanism for Linux by Frederic Rossi To meet the demands of telecom applications, a plan for a new level of cooperation between applications and the kernel. Toolbox Kernel Korner CPU Affinity by Robert Love At the Forge Zope's CMF by Reuven M. Lerner Cooking with Linux Exploring Strange New Languages by Marcel Gagné Paranoid Penguin LDAP for Security, Part I by Mick Bauer Columns Linux for Suits How Linux Makes Companies Smarter by Doc Searls EOF Free Beer Doesn't Sell by Ethan Zuckerman Reviews Astaro Security Linux V4 by Jeremy Impson Extending and Embedding Perl by Paul Barry Departments Letters upFRONT From the Editor On the Web Best of Technical Support New Products Advertisers Index