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No Blue Screen of Death.
No Phantoms randomly closing your programs
Viruses are a faint memory
Best of all? It's absolutely free
Even better? How about a drop dead introductory deal?
Dear
Frustrated
Computer User,
My mom just got a new
computer. She
hates it. Every time I turn around, she's yanking my arm telling me
I need to run over to her desk and fix something
Programs stop without any warning. She may or may not be able to get her e-mail. Her virus checker misses every other virus that infects her machine (thanks Norton).
Meanwhile, my computer is humming along smoother than a Walt Disney song. I'm not only finishing my work, but I'm doing half of my mom's as well, simply because her computer sucks.
What's the difference between her machine and mine?
My machine runs Linux.
To many computer users, Linux is some sort of mystery that can be a lot of work to figure out.
Nothing could be further than the truth.
Today's Linux is nearly indistinguishable from Windows, except for the fact, it isn't full of bugs.
You can get tons of, useful programs for Linux, and most of them are absolutely positively without a doubt 100% free, no strings attached.
In fact, Linux is so versatile, you can actually run it on a Windows machine without it affecting the Windows operating system in any shape of form. This is a perfect scenario if you want to give it a test drive without it changing your machine. You can also try out Linux directly from your CD drive, you don't need to do any installation at all.
What other computer operating system allows you to do that? Not many, that's for sure.
This is precisely what I want to talk about today: How you can begin to explore this fascinating operating system, ditch the unstableness of Windows, and enjoy a computer that is free of all the glitches and hang-ups that you get with Windows.
Today I'm going to talk about Peder Erickson's Guide to Linux Freebies.
This cheap little book will save you thousands of dollars, and thousands of hours digging around to find Linux freebies.
I've scoured the Internet and personally tested every single resource in this valuable guide
Here's a fast taste of what you will discover:
- The History of Linux
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What does Linux offer
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A number of good Linux Distributions
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Many very useful applications
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Desktop – the GUI for Linux, and eyecandy
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Work Applications – what makes your life easier
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Tons O Games – Waste some time!
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and some very useful recommendations
So as I sit here
working on my Linux
computer, wondering what will happen next in the world of Windows, I
feel confident that my computer will be working tomorrow. No Blue
screen of death. No viruses. No one being able to take my computer
down from thousands of miles away... and best of all, it's free!
I love Linux. It is much more secure, it runs smoother, and it looks cooler than Windows.
Order this cool book today – Here's the link
| Linux is like a breath of fresh air. Beth A. Erickson Filbert Publishing http://filbertpublishing.com http://bethannerickson.com comment made on 3-9-08 |
With Beryl or Compiz, you can make your desktop into a cube form
Windows can be shifted around with a move of the mouse
A maximized window can be pulled out of the way, so you can see whats going on under it
And here's to flawless computing
Best, Peder Erickson
P.S. Did I mention as of my valued customer you get 5 free updates. Every time I update my book, you will get first dibs. Here's the link again
With Beryl or Compiz, you can make your desktop into a cube form
Windows can be shifted around with a move of the mouse
A maximized window can be pulled out of the way, so you can see whats going on under it
PederErickson.com