Point and Click Linux

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Point and Click Linux is a book/video combination from NewsForge and Slashdot editor Robin "Roblimo" Miller published by Addison-Wesley.

The Linux distribution that the book and video focus on is MEPIS, particularly the SimplyMEPIS edition.

Miller posts chapters of the book online so that people can make suggestions on how to improve the book.

[edit] External links

• Official website

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