Windows XP is DeadMicrosoft's beloved operating system has been given the axe. As of April 2014 there will be no more updates coming for this old workhorse.For those who still have computers running XP, this places you in a dangerous predicament. If you keep using the computer, you risk getting attacked by hackers and your personal information stolen. What do you do if you can't afford to buy a new machine?There is one option available that your wallet will love. Linux is now the most popular operating system in the world. You see it every day on Android smartphones, tablets, Google Chromebooks and many other devices.Ubuntu is a version of Linux that is designed to be easy for beginners to learn yet powerful enough for expert users. Unlike with Google Chrome OS, you don't have to buy a Chromebook to get Ubuntu. You can download and install it for free!Ubuntu works especially well with older computers, so your XP machines are an ideal candidate for this powerful, budget-friendly operating system.In this book you will learn:* A brief history of Linux* How Linux awakens the Inner Cheapskate* The things you need to safely try out Ubuntu for yourself* Where to get Ubuntu* How to give Ubuntu a test drive - *without* making any changes to your computer* How to install Ubuntu* Tips and tricks to maximize your Ubuntu experienceBy following the instructions in this book you will learn that you don't have to be at the mercy of giant corporations trying to take your money.Instead, you can choose to keep your older computers in use for as long as *you* desire, without paying a single penny in outrageous upgrade fees.Get started today! Everyone should live on less. When we simplify our lives we liberate ourselves from the mind-numbing struggle just to survive. I started out working four jobs as I struggled to raise my kids as a single mother but we never had enough but when I began combining minimalism with frugality my life changed. I went from working four jobs to taking summers off to spend with my kids. I even stopped working a public job entirely for a few years but it eventually got to be boring so I went back to work part-time. I live on less a month than many earn in a week but my bills are paid and the majority of my time is my own to use as I please.You can do it too if you want. Read my books to learn how.
