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<img style="float:left;" src="http://www.cnet.com/i/hlp/linux_course_sm.gif" border=\"0\" /><div class="course-summary"> <div class="short-course-summary"> <p>Go open-source by learning how to install Linux on a Windows XP PC in this hands-on course.</p> <strong>Objectives</strong> In this course, you'll learn: <ul> <li>the history and benefits of using Linux</li> <li> how to prepare for a Linux install by documenting your hardware components, checking the BIOS settings of your PC, and backing up data </li> <li>how to create two new partitions on a Windows boot drive sp you can run Windows and Linux on the same PC</li> <li>how to install the Mandrakelinux distribution of Linux </li> <li>how to configure your Linux system for printing</li> <li>How to shut down Linux, as well as remove it from your PC.</li> </ul> </div> </div>

"What can I do for fun, right now, today?" My daughter, Katie, came out with this snappy expression when she was four years old. This month's newsletter is just for fun. That's not to say that fun can't be serious business. One of the coolest things about the web is that is enables just about anyone to share their creativity with the entire world. There are some pretty creative folks out there - albeit sometimes with a bit too much time on their hands. So take a break from work for a few minutes, and rejuvenate your own creativity by enjoying bit of fun on the web - right now, today.