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Rickford Grant, author of Linux for Non-Geeks and Linux Made Easy (both No Starch Press), has been a computer operating system maniac for more than 20 years. From his earliest days with his Atari XL600 to his present Linux machines, he has been the guy at the other end of the computer help line for family, friends and colleagues. Now making his home in Raritan, N.J., Rickford spends his working hours as a teacher, and his free time cycling along the Delaware & Raritan Canal or annoying his neighbors with his Nyckelharpa (Swedish key fiddle) playing.

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Ubuntu for Non-Geeks (No Starch) by Rickford Grant , Phil Bull Fourth Edition July 2010 Print: $34.95	Ubuntu For Non-Geeks (No Starch) by Rickford Grant Third Edition June 2008 OUT OF PRINT (4) (Read Reviews)
Ubuntu for Non-Geeks (No Starch) by Rickford Grant Second Edition June 2007 OUT OF PRINT (4) (Read Reviews)	Ubuntu Linux for Non-Geeks (No Starch) by Rickford Grant August 2006 OUT OF PRINT (5) (Read Reviews)
Linux Made Easy (No Starch) by Rickford Grant July 2005 OUT OF PRINT	Linux for Non-Geeks (No Starch) by Rickford Grant March 2004 Print: $34.95

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Getting the Most Out of XMMS
Publish Date: Apr. 15, 2004XMMS (X Multimedia System), available with just about every Linux distro, is simple enough to use, yet many users fail to reach below the surface and take advantage of its many capabilities. In this article, Rickford Grant takes you from the basics of using XMMS to its more advanced features, such as creating playlists, playing Internet radio broadcast streams, and more. Rickford is the author of Linux for Non-Geeks from No Starch Press.

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