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If you don't feel like doing the research to make sure that your hardware will work correctly under Linux, you can buy a computer with Linux pre-installed.
by Istof 12y ago
If you don't feel like doing the research to make sure that your hardware will work correctly under Linux, you can buy a computer with Linux pre-installed.
- clebio 12y agoWhich is to say, you know, the one Dell laptop and the System76 behemoths. So, yeah, two options out of ... thousands. And, research or not, _no_ hardware really, fully supports linux (or, vice-versa). Which is sort of the point of this whole thread.
- pessimizer 12y agoZareason is the bees knees: http://zareason.com/shop/UltraLap-440.html http://zareason.com/shop/UltraLap-440.html They'll ship with the distro of your choice preinstalled, and I've had wonderful experience with their support (where they suggested a kernel upgrade for me a few versions higher than what was shipping with my preferred distro.) Every model except the UltraLap comes with a mini-screwdriver and encouragement to use it. The UltraLap is their competition with 'ultrabooks' though, so it's not put together as nicely as the others - no screwdriver there:( They just test everything, and only send you stuff that works.
- clebio 12y agoAwesome, did not know about them. Thanks!
- steanne 12y agothere's a bunch of sources nowadays. http://linuxpreloaded.com/ http://linuxpreloaded.com/