Program Committees Hack Linux: Technical Development Track Chair: Theodore Ts'o, VA Linux Systems Bryan C. Andregg, Red Hat Peter Beckman, TurboLinux, Inc. Jes Sorensen, Linux Care Stephen Tweedie, Red Hat Victor Yodaiken, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Leonard Zubkoff, VA Linux Systems Use Linux: Tools and Applications Track Chair: Greg Hankins, Atlanta Linux Showcase Eric Ayers, Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts Jeff Carr, LinuxPPC Clem Cole, Compaq Danny Cox, Atlanta Linux Showcase Hunter Eidson, Atlanta Linux Showcase Jon "maddog" Hall, VA Linux Systems Vernard Martin, Atlanta Linux Showcase Extreme Linux: Clusters and High Performance Computing Workshop Co-Chairs: Pete Beckman, TurboLinux, Inc., and David Greenberg, Center for Computing Sciences David Bader, University of New Mexico Don Becker, Scyld Computing Corporation and USRA-CESDIS Peter J. Braam, Stelias Computing Inc. & Carnegie Mellon University Rajkumar Buyya, Monash University, Australia Remy Evard, Argonne National Laboratories Jon "maddog" Hall, VA Linux Systems David Halstead, Ames Laboratory Yutaka Ishikawa, RWCP Walter Ligon, Clemson University Greg Lindahl, HPTi Bill Nitzberg, NASA Bill Saphir, LBL/NERSC Matt Welsh, UC—Berkeley

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