XYZ Computing: Book Review: Linux Desktop Garage

“Linux on the desktop is an interesting, and even alluring,
idea. It is commonly recognized that the stranglehold which Windows
has on the desktop operating system market is not a good thing as
its monopoly is holding back progress and increasing the cost of
computer ownership. Linux is an alternative to this, maybe even the
answer, but its progression onto the desktop is has been hesitant.
Linux, which is mainly used in the corporate and goverment sectors,
is generally seen as more at home running a server then it is
playing a DVD, but over the past few years considerable advances
have been made in using Linux as a desktop operating system.

“Susan Matteson’s Linux Desktop Garage (LDG) is a light read,
aimed at the complete Linux novice…”

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