Alan
IBM / Lenovo is supposedly supported by Redhat. Dell is a good bet too. Google
would find you better info than this email list.
But as Peter says, Ubuntu has a much better UI. Redhat is focussed on
reliability, virtualization and enterprise server systems.
Cheers -- Rick
On December 22, 2
Hi:
Call me curious why?
I've found RHEL to be so limiting in terms of desktop/packages support that
I'd rather run Ubuntu as the Host OS and RHEL as a guest within a VM.
Peter
Hey folks,
>
> Is there a certified RHEL7 / vendor supported laptop out there?
>
> I know that Dell supports Ubunt
This is for work
I want something that is officially supported by the vendor in the
same way Windows is.
Dell supports the Ubuntu LTS releases. We currently use those but
I'd sooner have
an officially supported RHEL box
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On Fri, Dec 22, 2017 at 10:22:34AM -0500, Alan McKay wrote:
> Is there a certified RHEL7 / vendor supported laptop out there?
>
> I know that Dell supports Ubuntu but looking for RHEL
Is this certification for yourself or for some corpo? Is this a matter
of support, or just whether it boots and d
Hey folks,
Is there a certified RHEL7 / vendor supported laptop out there?
I know that Dell supports Ubuntu but looking for RHEL
thanks,
-Alan
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