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Dell to expand Linux laptop & PC push

Posted by leonstr on · 15 comments
PC Advisor; By Todd R. Weiss
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Dell plans to continue the push to sell Linux-based laptops and desktop PCs, revealing promising sales as it approaches the one-year anniversary of its open-source strategy.

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Get your finger out, and make Linux boxes available to Australians.
Geez Tracyanne, I wish you would stop mincing words and tell us what you really think... :-)

Nick
NO, just the right amount of subtlety...
Got to love them Aussies. When they want to say something, they don't fool around.
No, trust me on this...Ta was being a bit guarded in her suggestion. When she decides to get assertive, it will make /.
I wouldn't mess with Tracy..and she's 8,000 miles away from me!
> I wouldn't mess with Tracy..and she's 8,000 miles away from me!

Wimping out on us Scott? :) The only time I've argued with tracyanne concerned a certain political commentator she doesn't care for, but that didn't seem to cause any problems.
I know better than to argue with a Woman who feels strongly about the subject at hand...

While personally I worry more about the objects at hand when arguing with a woman. :)
Quoting:Get your finger out, and make Linux boxes available to Australians.
Maybe the Australians need to make their own Linux boxes available. 8^) Think of all the savings in fuel and shipping costs! Not the mention the optical drives would spin in the opposite direction from ours' in the Northern Hemisphere.

...or perhaps it is the BS patent lawsuit against Buffalo that is making American companies not want to play so nice with the Aussies. When you look at that one it's surprising Australia still has Internet access.
@Tuxtom
Quoting:...or perhaps it is the BS patent lawsuit against Buffalo


Huh?

@jdixon
Quoting:I worry more about the objects at hand
While I did take down my sensei during class once - my inexperience (I forgot to pull the punch), his inattention (he was explaining the move to the class) and the fact that he wasn't wearing a protector for that delicate spot men have - I'm not at all that dangerous.
The short sightedness of Australian Governments and Industry has finally bitten.

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