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You refuse to buy from a company that hasn't been selling linux-focused hardware for several decades? Do you think that's the right approach for getting compani
by thfuran 4y ago
You refuse to buy from a company that hasn't been selling linux-focused hardware for several decades? Do you think that's the right approach for getting companies to enter that market? I personally don't think many companies in the space are much interested in a 20 year ROI.
- bayindirh 4y agoNo. Instead I buy highly curated, cutting edge DIY systems. These systems come with rough edges, which are smoothed over in a couple of years, and I use the system with all of its features for seven years or so. Because all of the desktop systems provided the big manufacturers are either not Linux ready or very limited in hardware & configuration flexibility or both (most of the time). Since the systems are not Linux friendly, I always rolled my own from components which are designed to work with Windows.