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System Requirements
- Platform: Windows 7
- Media: DVD-ROM
Technical Details
- Award-winning Debian Linux operating system, includes BOTH 32-bit and 64-bit versions with complete set of applications for desktops and laptops
- Includes "Introduction to Linux" video DVD and UNIX Academy Selected Linux Training Library of 13 PDF books for new Linux users
- Includes printed Quick Reference Card of Linux and UNIX commands, includes Complimentary Evaluation Exam by UNIX Academy
- Productivity suite, Web browser, Instant messaging, image editing etc. Free updates.
- Comprehensive DVDs with installations, plus all of the supported add-on software and translations for dozens of languages
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Product Description
Do you know Linux? Are you new to it? Have you always wanted to try but were afraid, wondering if it was too geeky? Are you using it now but looking for a better installation? Are you looking for Linux books and clear instructions? Or maybe your Windows-based computer has caught another virus and you've had enough of that?
Relax! DVDxDVD has some simple, complete and inexpensive solutions for you. Our Linux sets offer you the very best in effortless installation, so you'll be up and running in no time! If this is your first time with Linux, you will appreciate the beautiful, clear graphics that make custom installation so easy. Installations for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are included.
All our sets contain only the newest, most complete DVD releases. You'll find office applications, web browsers, email programs, instant messengers, graphics packages, audio and communication tools, you name it! No hassles, no license fees, no prohibitively expensive software!
All our packages come with the video-DVD "Brief Introduction to Linux." So if you are new to Linux's command-line workflow and are in the mood for learning basic concepts and commands, you've got it! You will be amazed at how much you will learn from this brief presentation.
All our sets include the "UNIX Academy Selected Training Library" in PDF format. These are the only books on Linux you will ever need! Whether you are a beginner or advanced user, you will find exactly what you need in these clear, easy-to-read guides. Study the material as you wish: Print just a few pages at a time, follow along on your computer screen as you type commands and learn, or open and read a guide on your PDA or iPhone when you are in the mood for learning!
The set also includes a Quick Reference Card of Linux commands, so you'll always have what you need at your fingertips, when you need it!
All DVDxDVD products are 100% covered by warranty.
Relax! DVDxDVD has some simple, complete and inexpensive solutions for you. Our Linux sets offer you the very best in effortless installation, so you'll be up and running in no time! If this is your first time with Linux, you will appreciate the beautiful, clear graphics that make custom installation so easy. Installations for both 32-bit and 64-bit systems are included.
All our sets contain only the newest, most complete DVD releases. You'll find office applications, web browsers, email programs, instant messengers, graphics packages, audio and communication tools, you name it! No hassles, no license fees, no prohibitively expensive software!
All our packages come with the video-DVD "Brief Introduction to Linux." So if you are new to Linux's command-line workflow and are in the mood for learning basic concepts and commands, you've got it! You will be amazed at how much you will learn from this brief presentation.
All our sets include the "UNIX Academy Selected Training Library" in PDF format. These are the only books on Linux you will ever need! Whether you are a beginner or advanced user, you will find exactly what you need in these clear, easy-to-read guides. Study the material as you wish: Print just a few pages at a time, follow along on your computer screen as you type commands and learn, or open and read a guide on your PDA or iPhone when you are in the mood for learning!
The set also includes a Quick Reference Card of Linux commands, so you'll always have what you need at your fingertips, when you need it!
All DVDxDVD products are 100% covered by warranty.
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8 April 2012
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Everything about the product is great which is why I will elave it to everyone else to talk about that (and also why I am keeping it though I have run into some issues).
I bought this just wanting to try out Linux. When I put in the 64bit version (since my processor is 64 bit) nothing happened. With a alot of messing around on the 32 bit menu I got the 64bit to kind of load but after a couple of hours accomplished nothing. Then, on a forum post, I came across terms like "ia64", "i386", and "amd64". I realised that the CDs form this set were trying to load the "ia64" version (which I think should work for most intel processors and thus most people because intel is common). I however have an AMD Athalon 64 3200+ which (I think) means that I need a download of an "amd64" verion of Linux.
So check the processor before you buy this product. Unless you want the DVD of information that goes with it. That part is fantastic and is why I am keeping the CD. I am hoping that with a bit more research I can find a free download on Debian's website.
I bought this just wanting to try out Linux. When I put in the 64bit version (since my processor is 64 bit) nothing happened. With a alot of messing around on the 32 bit menu I got the 64bit to kind of load but after a couple of hours accomplished nothing. Then, on a forum post, I came across terms like "ia64", "i386", and "amd64". I realised that the CDs form this set were trying to load the "ia64" version (which I think should work for most intel processors and thus most people because intel is common). I however have an AMD Athalon 64 3200+ which (I think) means that I need a download of an "amd64" verion of Linux.
So check the processor before you buy this product. Unless you want the DVD of information that goes with it. That part is fantastic and is why I am keeping the CD. I am hoping that with a bit more research I can find a free download on Debian's website.
Be careful
15 Mar 2012
The Official Debian 6 release takes eight DVDs.
Here is a list of places you can get the official disk images burnt to disk. [...]
If you have DSL or faster Internet access, you can install from a small "netinst" CD image, and let the system get most of the stuff online after the basics are in place. You'd only need the CD/DVD set if you had dial-up or no Internet access.
Before buying burnt disks from anyone, find out if they are compiled "amd64" (64-bit) or "i386" (32-bit). If you have more than 4 GB of RAM, get the 64-bit compilation.
Debian is an excellent system. I've been using GNU+Linux since 1992 and Debian since 1998. I try other distributions, and I always come back. Debian just works, and it's the most complete, coherent free software collection anywhere.
Here is a list of places you can get the official disk images burnt to disk. [...]
If you have DSL or faster Internet access, you can install from a small "netinst" CD image, and let the system get most of the stuff online after the basics are in place. You'd only need the CD/DVD set if you had dial-up or no Internet access.
Before buying burnt disks from anyone, find out if they are compiled "amd64" (64-bit) or "i386" (32-bit). If you have more than 4 GB of RAM, get the 64-bit compilation.
Debian is an excellent system. I've been using GNU+Linux since 1992 and Debian since 1998. I try other distributions, and I always come back. Debian just works, and it's the most complete, coherent free software collection anywhere.
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