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f the open-source movement becomes more popular among beginning to intermediate computer users, the Linux operating system may easily emerge as the operating system of choice. However, getting neophytes to jump on the Linux bandwagon is no easy sell unless the new user has access to a dependable and fairly thorough introductory Linux reference. Author Manuel Alberto Ricart supplies a clearly written introduction to this OS in The Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux. The mark of any truly great Linux reference, whether it is written for the diehard kernel programmer or the new, curious OS explorer, is its documentation on installing Linux. To help get you started, The Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux includes a CD-ROM with a copy of Caldera's Ope... Rest of this review on the detail page
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A very good explanation on how to put statistics and other numbers into graphics. Beautifully printed and extremely readable.
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The sequel to `The Visual Display of Quantitative Information'. Recounts some of its information, but adds a theory of information content and beauty.
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