This? S is not as hard as you think, and author Tony Bove only too happy to show you how to become liberated. Bove inject a healthy dose of humor to Just Say No to Microsoft, but the purpose is sincere: to help you decide you're addicted to Microsoft and free themselves from dependence on the software it everywhere. The tracing Microsoft's rise from tiny startup to monopolistic giant, Just Say No to Microsoft chronicles how the company's practices have discouraged innovation, stunted competition, and helped encourage an environment ripe for viruses, bugs and hackers. From there, Just Say No to Microsoft describes the replacement lot is available for Windows and other Microsoft products, including the Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook), Media Player, and Internet Explorer, and explain why your computing life will be better if you make the switch . With Bove? S thorough explanation of the alternative operating systems like Linux and Mac and open source solutions, you can kiss goodbye to the entire Windows operating system.