As recently as two weeks ago their support were replying on their forum about their reasons for not being Linux compatible [0]. > To add to this, to be able to

As recently as two weeks ago their support were replying on their forum about their reasons for not being Linux compatible [0]. > To add to this, to be able to say a system is "Ubuntu Certified" for example, requires sending one of every unit to Canonical for them to run tests and ensure everything works 100%. Every time we have looked into it the admin & costs involved is onerously high unfortunately :( [0]: http://forum.novatech.co.uk/t/linux-compatibility-what-are-the-best-current-laptops-to-choose-from-any-experience-im-thinking-novatech-for-a-new-laptop-i-wont-use-windows-anyway/621