I saw this on Linux.org today.
Shawn
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0321159985/linuxonlinetheli/002-5298654-9140062
Shawn Taylor
Systech Retail Systems
Suite 200 - 5510 Six Forks rd.
Raleigh, NC 27609
1-800-232-0820 ext 127
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| Christopher L Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Today my BIL asked me "How hard would it be to get linux running
on our desktop to replace Win98 and MSOffice."
I have no problem sending a 'techie' to the right resources to get
started...but he is not a 'techie'. Stricly an end-user type.
I told him he needs to get a good book to explain the key differences
between the OSes and what to expect. I was thinking 'book' because
a website will not help him when he gets stuck halfway through the
configuration process :>
What 'Idiot's Guide to Linux' books do y'all recommend?
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