Many of the major players will now sell PC's with Linux pre-installed.
Check out the website store of Dell. IBM does not have them listed in
their on-line store but they will sell Linux pre-installed on most of
their machines, from laptops to mainframes. Gateway does not seem to
offer it on their regular desktops/servers, but their Internet gateway
box is Linux based. And there are always the dedicated Linux hardware
shops like VA-Linux and Penguin.
- rick warner
On Thu, 28 Dec 2000, Bruce Tong wrote:
> > Just wondering, does anyone know of a mainstream PC retailer that has
> > linux as an operating system choice? I always thought it would be nice
> > to get some pre-configured machines and all from Dell, Gateway, etc.
> > Normally, I'd build my own, but for a business, I'd like to have the
> > hardware support.
>
> I believe Tiger Direct (www.tigerdirect.com) will ship a PC with RedHat
> installed. They had devoted several pages to Linux in their catalog.
>
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