The Netbook Newbie's Guide to Linux
Thu, Jan 22nd, 2009 |
Episode 4
True to its name, a netbook makes a very decent ebook reader. Here's the freely-downloadable Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, complete with original Tenniel illustrations, as it appears on the MSI Wind:
This is the PDF version of the original 1866 edition, downloaded from GASL.
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