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Book's author introduces "Linux Made Easy"
Sep. 27, 2005

In this interesting article, Rickford Grant, author of Linux Made Easy introduces his book and explains the rationale behind it. Grant bases his assertion that "Linux is easy" on Xandros 3, generally considered one of the most user-friendly desktop Linux distributions.

The book, which comes with a copy of Xandros 3, concentrates on the subjects of most interest to the average home user or hobbyist -- installation, using the Internet, playing multimedia files, using scanners, working with digital cameras and images, games, downloading software and fonts, USB storage devices, PDAs, printing, Internet telephony, and more.

Read Grant's introduction to Linux Made Easy here.



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