| Point and Click Linux |
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| Written by Administrator | |
| Sunday, 11 December 2005 | |
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Point and Click Linux by Robin Miller Point
and Click Linux is a terrific book for the first time user, geared to
get a novice up and running with a minimum amount of fuss. The book is well written with easy to understand text and
graphics. The novice user will be able to use, install and configure a
complete linux operating system very rapidly. The
included SimplyMEPIS linux cd allows a novice to try linux without
touching the installed operating system, making the transition to the
linux environment as easy as possible. By starting from the cd to see
what the environment is like, the novice user is able to fall back to
the installed operating system if needed. One nice
feature when booting from the cd is the ability to partition the hard
drive with a graphical user interface. This gives the user a choice of
dual booting both the original operating system and SimplyMEPIS. There
is also an option to do a full install of SimplyMEPIS; the full install
took me around 20 minutes to complete on a Celeron 400mhz machine. Robin,
or Roblimo as his friends would say, also includes a DVD with video
instructions on how to use SimplyMEPIS. Topics of interest to the
novice user are explained in this DVD in a clear and easy to understand
format. |
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