Linux has gone mainstream since its firstappearance in 1991. Nowadays, anyone familiar
with a PC can use Linux. You no longer need to beon a first-name basis with Linus Torvalds in orderto install it, and most distributions have so manybundled software packages that you don’t needto look anywhere else for a complete Windowsalternative.Best of all, Linux and the vast majority ofapplications that run on it are free, thanks to thepopular GNU GPL (GNU’s Not Unix General PublicLicense) scheme that is often used by the opensource development unity.
This is the complete version of a comprehensive guideto Linux. If you have little or no erience withLinux, you’ll be a pro by the end of this series— even to the stage where Linux may well replaceyour Windows system.

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