LENOVO KICKS THE BUCKET ON LINUX

The competition between the Linux and the windows operating system in the budgetary notebook sector faced an unworthy let down. Lenovo has closed trading notebooks pre-installed with Linux on its official web site, merely 8 months after establishing the test program. This signifies that home customers won't be proficient to purchase a ThinkPad devoid of paying the Microsoft tax. Word has it that the resolution to pull the block on Linux came down from the uppermost levels of the Chinese company's business headquarters. For those staring to procure full-sized notebooks and desktops with Linux pre-loaded Dell, System76, Za-Reason and Everex all still proffer such merchandises.