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Christopher Negus

"Linux Bible, 2008 Edition: Boot up to Ubuntu, Fedora, KNOPPIX, Debian, openSUSE, and 11 Other Distributions"


The Mandriva Club forums (http://forums.mandriva.com) are also popular. You get temporary
free access to Mandriva Club when you purchase any retail Mandriva product, or you can
separately enroll in the club and make use of its services. If you find you like Mandriva and will be
using it long-term, it??™s probably a good idea to join the Mandriva Club because you??™ll have access to
official support and your funds will help the development of the product.
Another critical resource for information on all things Linux is your local Linux user group (LUG).
Each LUG is different, but you are apt to find a number of like-minded users with whom to interact
in a variety of situations. If you have no idea how to find the nearest LUG, you can try using
your favorite search engine to look for the words ???Linux Users Group,??? along with the name of the
nearest big town or city.
Installing Mandriva Limited Edition
To check out Mandriva for the first time, you have several options. Mandriva One is a live CD
that can also be used as a basic installer. The other free option is to download the four-CD set of
Mandriva Linux Free. If you like the distribution, I encourage you to purchase a Mandriva Linux
2008 product and/or join the Mandriva Club Edition.
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Choosing and Installing a Linux Distribution Part III
To review your options, refer to the Mandriva Linux Download page at www.


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