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New No Nonsense Guide to Linspire Every Book

From:  Heather MacKenzie <heather.mackenzie-AT-linspireinc.com>
To:  pr-AT-lwn.net
Subject:  New No Nonsense Guide to Linspire Gives Free Trial Linspire OS with Every Book
Date:  Mon, 16 May 2005 17:22:22 -0700

*New /No Nonsense Guide to Linspire/ Gives Free Trial Linspire OS with 
Every Book

SAN DIEGO - May 16, 2005 -* Fed up with viruses and spyware? Now you can 
try Linux on your own PC without installing over your old operating 
system. Mimosa Books has just released a new book, /The No Nonsense 
Guide to Linspire/, which features tips and tricks for the world's 
easiest desktop Linux operating system plus a LinspireLive! CD that lets 
you boot the brand-new Linspire Linux OS from your computer without 
installing. Computer users  can take advantage of all the benefits of 
Linux without commitment.

The 300-page book by tech guru Eric Grebler is the definitive guide to 
the Linspire operating system, giving illustrated step-by-step 
instructions on everything from installation to email to digital 
photography and music. Learn insider tips and tricks to making your 
Linux experience easy and fun.

With this book, users will learn how to:

Personalize and Customize the Linspire OS
Email friends and family without viruses
Use photo management software to optimize and share digital photos
Surf the Web without popups or spyware
Create charts, spreadsheets and graphs
Connect to the Internet using DSL or modem

Customers can buy the /No Nonsense Guide to Linspire/ with LinspireLive! 
CD directly from Linspire for just $19.95 ($10 off publisher's cover 
price). Visit http://www.linspire.com/nononsense for a copy.
-- 

*Heather MacKenzie
*Public Relations Manager, Linspire, Inc. <http://www.linspire.com/>>
9333 Genesee Ave., 3rd Floor
San Diego, California 92121
858.587.6700 x263





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