A few other worthwhile notes:

• Kernel Traffic issues 168 and 169 are available.

• The Linux Security Module web site has been overhauled in a big way. "It's no longer an endless dribble of old patches. It contains some information about the project, more navigable patch listing, links to the BK repositories, and links to all the documentation that I am aware of."

• Late last April, we mentioned that Pacific Northwest National Laboratory was seeking an experienced kernel programmer to work on its new, 1400-node Linux cluster. The position is still open, so go check it out if you think you might be interested.

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