Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 28th Sep 2007 00:59 UTC, submitted by LinuxCertified, Inc.
LinuxCertified today announced its next generation laptops optimized for engineering and scientific community. Powered with Ubuntu 7.04, these laptops focus on high performance and scalability. The laptops come pre-configured with many of the common tools used by technical users. The two new laptop models are: LC2464DC, a 64 bit (based on dual-core Turion 64X2) laptop, and LC2520DC, sporting a 17" screen with accelerated 3D Graphics based on nVidia GeForce Go 7700.
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2005-10-31
I would think based on your comments that you would atleast be happy to see that an OEM manufacturer was making availible full blown systems that can be slated as "Linux Certified".
It so happens that they come with Ubuntu however if you read the article carefully I'm sure you noticed the mention of "The mission of LinuxCertified, Inc is to help our clients benefit from significant savings of effectively using Linux and Open-Source software in their IT and development infrastructure."
As a matter of fact if you follow the links through to the actual products page the plainly states:
Certified Distributions
LC2520DC has been certified with following distributions:
Ubuntu 7.04 (Recommended)
Fedora 7
Fedora 6
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Client (feature Limitations)
CentOS 5 (feature Limitations)
Open SUSE 10.2
So whats you point?