> I am with you partly. I don't think that Canonical should be really
> enter hardware manufactoring. I think it would be sufficient to have
> some official recommendations of hardware combinations (maybe which
> are specifically tested). There could be shops then following the
> specs and build the appropriate machines and getting some sort of
> "Ubuntu optimized hardware" or something like this.
On 08/17/2010 06:46 PM, Martin Wildam wrote:
> I am with you partly. I don't think that Canonical should be really
> enter hardware manufactoring. I think it would be sufficient to have
> some official recommendations of hardware combinations (maybe which
> are specifically tested). There could be shops then following the
> specs and build the appropriate machines and getting some sort of
> "Ubuntu optimized hardware" or something like this.
As the list was already mentioned, I will just stick with the shops, www.system76. com http:// zareason. com/shop/ home.php www.dell. com/ubuntu http:// laclinux. com/en/ Start emperorlinux. com/ and http:// www.linutop. com/index. en.html .
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I have purchased a few systems from System76, and was very impressed.
But I have Ubuntu on a lot more boxes that started live with Windows on
them.
A nice website that stays fairly current is http:// linuxpreloaded. com/