Dell gives the go-ahead for Linux

BBC: Dell gives the go-ahead for Linux

Computer giant Dell will start to sell PCs preinstalled with open source Linux operating systems, the firm has said.

The second largest computer maker in the world said it had chosen to offer Linux in response to customer demand.

Earlier this year, 100,000 people took part in a Dell survey. More than 70% of respondents said they would use Linux.

Dell has not released details of which versions of Linux it will use or which computers it will run on, but promised an update in the coming weeks.

"Dell has heard you," said a statement on the firm’s website. "Our first step in this effort is offering Linux preinstalled on select desktop and notebook systems."

Currently the company only offers Microsoft Windows on its computers, but sells servers running Linux. …

Nate, this one is especially for you! 🙂


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One response to “Dell gives the go-ahead for Linux”

  1. With the growing demand of Dells laptops in the world customers ask them to preinstall Linux on their laptops, and guess what they did. Dell still chooses on what Linux will they install.

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