November 2006
Beginner
728 pages
19h 57m
English
So now that you've learned about the politics, history, and personalities behind Linux, only one question remains: what's Linux actually like when used on a daily basis? What should the average user expect from the experience? These are the questions I hope to answer in this brief chapter.
What should you expect from Linux once you've installed it? Well, it's a little like running Windows, except there are no viruses, fewer crashes, and no inexplicable slowdowns.
In addition, you have complete control over the system. This doesn't mean Linux is necessarily complicated. It's just that you have the control if you wish to make use of it. We'll look into this in the later chapters of ...
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