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Dell To Expand Linux PC Offerings, Partner Says

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“Dell Inc will soon offer more personal computers that use the
Linux operating system instead of Microsoft Corp’s Windows, said
the founder of a company that offers Linux support services.

“Mark Shuttleworth, who created a version of Linux software
named Ubuntu, said Dell is happy with the demand it has seen for
Linux PCs that were introduced in May.

“Dell, the world’s second-largest PC maker after Hewlett-Packard
Co, now offers three consumer PCs that run Ubuntu Linux…”


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