Monday, August 6th 2007

Lenovo Planning Linux-Based Notebooks

Following in the footsteps of other major computer manufacturers such as Dell, Lenovo (formerly IBM's PC division) is set to launch a new line of notebooks at the end of the year which will come pre-loaded with Novell's SUSE Linux operating system. Customers will be able to obtain direct support and updates for the hardware and software running Linux, with the machines being offered to both commercial firms and individuals. This announcement coincides with the start of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco earlier today and should help to mix things up with Microsoft a little bit as the open source competition continues to gain momentum.
Source: CNET
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ChaoticBlankness
Jimmy 2004Following in the footsteps of other major computer manufacturers such as Dell, Lenovo (formerly IBM’s PC division) is set to launch a new line of notebooks at the end of the year which will come pre-loaded with Novell’s SUSE Linux operating system. Customers will be able to obtain direct support and updates for the hardware and software running Linux, with the machines being offered to both commercial firms and individuals. This announcement coincides with the start of the LinuxWorld conference in San Francisco earlier today and should help to mix things up with Microsoft a little bit as the open source competition continues to gain momentum.

Source: C|NET
It's finally happening, linux is gaining consumer and business market share. Excellent.... :pimp:
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WarEagleAU
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Seems like this popularity of Linux is catching on...
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