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| Dell Ubuntu PCs Are Best Friend Linux Ever Had |
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Is Linux its own worst enemy when it comes to gaining converts on the desktop? That's what I said in a recent post, in reference to Dell’s impending release of systems equipped with Ubuntu Linux. And, boy, did I get an earful of reader comments. This time, I’ve got another beef: Now that Dell has formally announced the machines, the Dell page offering the Ubuntu boxes for sale (here) doesn’t contain the same clear caveats about the potential unavailability of some Windows-related multimedia drivers, which Dell previously had explicitly noted in an earlier post on its customer blog page.
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