ewdi
28th August 2004, 01:17 AM
Hewlett-Packard is now taking orders for their nx5000 business notebook computers with Novell’s SuSE Linux 9.1 installed. This is a great move by major vendor which i hope to see more in the future from vendor like Dell, Gateway, and etc. Starting at $1,140, the nx5000 ships with either Intel Corp.’s Celeron or Pentium processors, a 15-in. screen, and 30GB to 60GB of storage.
At the Linux User and Development Conference in London in April, HP Samba Team member Jeremy Allison agreed with attendees that buying a laptop without Windows is difficult, and he promised that HP will be making progress in that area. Allison acknowledged that the first thing he had done with his work laptop was to reformat it and remove Windows.
At the Linux User and Development Conference in London in April, HP Samba Team member Jeremy Allison agreed with attendees that buying a laptop without Windows is difficult, and he promised that HP will be making progress in that area. Allison acknowledged that the first thing he had done with his work laptop was to reformat it and remove Windows.
