What are the best motherboards to work with Linux? (say the top 3 or 4) 

More specifically, are there _any_ that have onboard video, sound, 
and modems that would be considered "good" and that are _known_ 
to work with Linux "out of the box." 

Does anyone know if the AOpen motherboard AK77-400N with VIA KT400A 
chipset (at $55) will work satisfactorily? 

Its other specs are as follows: 
# Support 333MHz System Bus
# AMD Athlon XP Socket A CPU
# Support AMD Athlon XP 3000+ Barton CPU
# Support DDR400 
# Support ATA133 IDE Interface
# Support AGP 8X
# CPU Jumper-less Design
# 1MHz Stepping CPU Overclocking
# Adjustable CPU Vcore through BIOS
# Adjustable AGP Voltage
# Adjustable Memory Voltage
# Large Low ESR Capacitors
# WatchDog ABS -- Intelligent Overclocking Anti-lock Break System
# AGP Protection Technology
# AMD XP Over Heat Protection (OHP)
# CPU Over Current Protection (OCP)
# Hardware Monitoring
# SilentBIOS Noise Reduction Technology
# SilentTek Noise Reduction Technology
# Chassis Intrusion Detector
# Resetable Fuse for Keyboard and USB
# AC Power-On Auto Recovery
# Battery-less & Long-life Design
# Dr LED Debug Tool (optional module)
# JukeBox CD player
# Vivid BIOS Technology
# EzWinFlash BIOS
# Multi-Language BIOS
# Support DMI management under Windows
# Wake on Keyboard/ Mouse
# Wake on LAN
# Wake on Modem
# Wake on PCI Card
# Wake on RTC Timer
# EzRestore/ProMagic HDD Crash Protection
# Suspend to Disk (ACPI S4)
# Suspend to RAM (ACPI S3)
# BIOS Virus Protection
# DieHard BIOS Lite
# AOpen Black Pearl PCB

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