[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“Still, that’s nothing compared to finding HP’s desktop
Linux support. For example, several new HP laptops and netbooks
come with Splashtop instant-on Linux, but you have to dig around
the fine-print to find that out. HP has also offered SLED (SUSE
Linux Enterprise Desktop) on some low-end business PCs like the HP
Compaq dc5850 from time to time, but that appears to no longer be
the case. Now, HP is-kind of, sort of-offering support for several
of the more important community Linux distributions.“At the Linux Foundation’s LinuxCon, Bdale Garbee, HP’s Linux
CTO, announced, almost in passing, that it was opening a new Linux
support site, Community Linux. Well, except it’s not really a HP
site.”