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Which 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 real
by clebio 12y ago
Which 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/