Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 3rd Jan 2008 23:05 UTC
Lenovo is undertaking an Olympic-size effort to establish itself as a consumer PC brand. The Chinese PC maker has found great success with the iconic ThinkPad brand of commercial laptops, a business it purchased from IBM. And now it's taking the world stage with a new line of consumer-focused notebooks called IdeaPad. There will also be a desktop line called IdeaCentre.
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2005-07-06
Yes SLED would be a far better choice for Dell to use. However, like you picked up on, Canonical provide support for Ubuntu. It was Canonical that first approached Dell and made the offer that they would be providing the end user support if Dell were to include Ubuntu.
I do not think Novell would have the manpower to do this.