Prebuilt/turn-key PC options
Joshua Judson Rosen
rozzin at geekspace.com
Thu Aug 16 00:36:46 EDT 2012
Reviving a thread from 3 years ago..., because I'm finally about
to buy a new laptop, again...:
Brian,
Do you do, or have you considered doing, anything in the way of whitebox
laptops with straight-up Linux installs (i.e. no Microsoft overhead)?
Maybe by way of a strategic partnership with another company
like ZaReason or such? e.g.: they handle R&D, you showcase
and sell it (optionally (co-)installing Windows, if people want it,
I guess)?
Anyone else running a business that sells Linux computers,
feel free to jump in, too :)
Brian Chabot <brian at datasquire.net> writes:
>
> Joshua Judson Rosen wrote:
>
> > `Open Systems FTW'?
> >
> > So..., I just recently heard about these guys:
> >
> > http://www.system76.com/
> >
> > Anyone here have experience with, or opinions of, them?
> >
>
> Nope.
>
> But I do have (intimate you might say) experience with a *local*
> provider of Linux systems....
>
> There's Just Works in Nashua - http://www.justworksnh.com - which sells
> Mandriva based desktops and dual-boot laptops and netbooks.
>
> Triple boot on the netbooks if you want - Mandriva Linux, WinXP, and Moblin.
>
> I just thought I'd mention it, 'cause you know... I own the place and all.
>
> Sales have been kinda (!) slow lately. If you *want* a local provider
> who supports the Linux systems an all... Just Works can do it.
>
> ....If I get enough customers to keep the company in business... which
> hasn't been happening lately. So come on down and support the local
> Linux provider!
>
> Brian
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