After Linus Torvalds admits he bought a Dell XPS-13 with Ubuntu Linux for his daughter, Dell Technologies' Developer Community manager Barton George has told the Linux/open-source conference All ...

As Linux continues to grow as a popular alternative to Windows and macOS, we tested some of the best Linux-compatible laptops from brands like Lenovo and Dell. Here are our favorites.

Dell XPS 13 Plus developer edition '' in August 2022, which received favorable reviews from many developers including Linus Torvalds, who developed the Linux kernel. Burton George, Dell's developer ...

Lots of news from Dell about Linux lately. A few weeks ago, Dell said they planned to preload Ubuntu Linux version 7.04 on three new PCs, two desktops and a laptop. Desktops were expected, but the ...

Tech giant to integrate its Omnia software stack with the consortium's tools to improve provisioning and management of ...

Only 10 weeks after asking customers what products they’d like to see, Dell Inc. today announced that its upcoming Linux desktop PCs and laptops will be preloaded with Ubuntu Linux. They are slated to ...

I'm using Linux Mint 15 now and will installing Linux Mint 16 or fedora 20 on it if I get it. I did do a search for Linux compatibility, but all found was old information on older models and problems ...

Dell began polling customers about their software preferences on Tuesday as part of an effort by the struggling PC vendor to meet a popular request for desktops and notebooks that run on Linux instead ...

The new team of leaders at Dell is weighing a request to give customers the option to purchase PCs with the Linux OS, instead of the default Windows, after thousands of users voted for that idea on a ...

Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI becomes a preferred platform for AI deployments on Dell PowerEdge servers Dell PowerEdge servers to be the first servers validated for Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI to help ...

I should be getting my new laptop soon, and I've recently started seriously considering putting Linux on it and ditching XP. Now, I'm a total Linux newb, so from what I've read so far it seems that ...