Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 2nd Aug 2007 23:01 UTC
Acer is planning to sell Linux-based PCs to the UK market, the company told ZDNet.co.uk. On Thursday Acer contacted ZDNet.co.uk with the following statement: "At this moment in time Acer UK does not have a PC available with Linux pre-loaded, but we are looking at introducing one in the future." This appears to represent a reversal of Acer's previous statements on the matter, which suggested that the manufacturer had no plans to sell PCs here with a pre-installed open-source operating system.
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2005-08-18
"Many users in Asia bought the Acer Laptop with Linux pre-install. Then they reformat it and install Windows. "
Or so you say. Provide some evidence.
"If the user use superuser id and password for normal operation. It is possible for virus, worm and spyware to spread in Linux."
Noooo, really? Thanks Professor Obvious.
Btw, neither spyware, viruses or worms need root privs to function and spread.