Dual Boot Windows & Linux: How to continue to use Window XP Securely now that Microsoft has Withdrawn Support
Dual Boot Windows & Linux: How to continue to use Window XP Securely now that Microsoft has Withdrawn Support by Bryan Ismay
English | 18 Oct. 2014 | ASIN: B00OO5U67Y | 108 Pages | EPUB/PDF | 6.02 MB
English | 18 Oct. 2014 | ASIN: B00OO5U67Y | 108 Pages | EPUB/PDF | 6.02 MB
This book suggests you Dual Boot Windows XP with a Linux Distribution and user the latter exclusively to access the internet, in order to avoid the need to upgrade your operating system or your personal computer. It describes the actions you need to take to obtain, test, install and learn to use a free Linux Distribution, comprising the operating system plus the accompanying applications such as office-suite, audio & video players, photo organisation and manipulation etc. You can still continue to use your favourite Windows XP applications provided they do not need Internet access. The example Linux distribution is very easy to use. All it's applications have graphical user interfaces, so no command-line programming is needed. Instructions are provided in a step-by-step manner, with lots of photographs, and aim to help you avoid any pit-falls you could encounter. This should ensure you will not loose the use of your system for any longer than the Linux installation stage, which will be less than one hour.
The book would also be of interest to anyone who it interested in learning what a Linux Distribution is like to obtain, install and use.