guys-

i have the SVG plugin happy on Linux now.  i needed to wrap the <embed>
tags up in <iframe> tags.  mozilla on linux wasn't crashing from the SVG
viewer but rather from the fact that it doesn't handle the <embed> tag
very well.  (in fact, embed is depricated in HTML 4.0 and nonexistent in 
4.01 and XHTML.  technically the correct way to in-line svg is <object> 
tags.  i'll do a little more research later about the left way to do it 
based on standards).

please take a look at the demo 
site 
           http://see.millennium.berkeley.edu:8652/

and try it out on linux.  i think you'll be happy with what you find. if 
you have any problems, please let me know.

i also changed the way the page is navigated.  clicking a record hyperlink
will "open" or "close" the directory.. much like moving through a
filesystem gui.

here is a sample...

http://see.millennium.berkeley.edu:8652/browse/?filter=%3A%2Fload_one&age=&depth=4&history=3600

you can see the load for all three clusters the sample gangliad is plugged 
into.

speaking of plugged into.  i have been making very good progress on the 
modules/plugin API.  i have the complete design worked out and some early 
code written.  i'll be sending out a snapshot with module support very 
soon.  

if you want the code for this latest version, grab

         http://ganglia.sf.net/g3blog/ganglia-3.0.0.tar.gz

ganglia 3 will also handle alerts as well.  more about that later.

i hope you guys have a great weekend.
-matt



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