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BookmarkDo you know Linux? Are you new to it? Have you always wanted to try but were afraid, wondering if it was too geeky? Are you using it now but looking for a better installation? Are you looking for Linux books and clear instructions? Or maybe your Windows-based computer has caught another virus and you’ve had enough of that?
Relax! DVDxDVD has some simple, complete and inexpensive solutions for you. Our Linux sets offer you the very best in effortless installation, so you’ll be up and running in no time! If this is your first time with Linux, you will appreciate the beautiful, clear graphics that make custom installation so easy. Installations for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are included.
All our sets contain only the newest, most complete DVD releases. You’ll find office applications, web browsers, email programs, instant messengers, graphics packages, audio and communication tools, you name it! No hassles, no license fees, no prohibitively expensive software!
All our packages come with the video-DVD “Brief Introduction to Linux.” So if you are new to Linux’s command-line workflow and are in the mood for learning basic concepts and commands, you’ve got it! You will be amazed at how much you will learn from this brief presentation.
All our sets include the “UNIX Academy Selected Training Library” in PDF format. These are the only books on Linux you will ever need! Whether you are a beginner or advanced user, you will find exactly what you need in these clear, easy-to-read guides. Study the material as you wish : Print just a few pages at a time, follow along on your computer screen as you type commands and learn, or open and read a guide on your PDA or iPhone when you are in the mood for learning!
The set also includes a Quick Reference Card of Linux commands, so you’ll always have what you need at your fingertips, when you need it!
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For years I have wished to replace Microsoft on my home PC with Linux. After trying all my usual tasks in Fedora (surfing the net, working on some OpenOffice documents, etc) I was very pleased and decided to go ahead with the full partitioning after backing up some important data files. I’ve been back and forth a few times. Recently I switched back to using Windows 7 for three months because I thought it must surely be fleshed out by now, and be at least as rock-solid as Fedora. I thought wrong. And I switched back to Ubuntu. Now everything works swimmingly, and I think my effort has been rewarded. My computer feels more secure with Fedora and it feels faster. Fedora will hopefully start very soon in gaining its rightful place as a good open source OS.
For about 2 years I favored Ubuntu. This time I moved to Fedora. I tried Fedora before but didn’t stay with it. It always was nice, but this time it is really awesome. It is very polished distro. I put it on my three PCs (two laptops and one desktop) and had zero troubles. I really like its very smooth installation.
I was pleasently surprised by this distro. From my brief experience with Linux, I have researched almost every OS available and I can tell you: Fedora is an outstanding OS! You’re going to get just _one_ Fedora, the world’s most exciting and innovative operating system. I like Fedora a lot and consider it the strongest and most stable linux distribution aimed at the server market. This latest version of Fedora is by far the most user friendly, as well as the easiest to install that I’ve ever had the pleasure to deal with. Each version just keeps getting better. It installed effortlessly on two computers, recognized everything and installed the proper drivers, and configuration is a piece of cake. It has the ease of use for beginners, but also comes with all the advanced stuff you’ll want to learn later on. All in all a great OS!