[ale] Linux hardware

[Jonathan Glass]

I can find them through the Academic side.  Click through to Higher-Ed 
Institutional purchases or Medium-to-Large Business, and try the 
Precision Workstations.

As for Linux compatible hardware, check out 
http://www.monarchcomputer.com/  As I understand it, they're local to 
the metro area, and they have a 'linux-compatible' section on their web 
site.

Also, for laptops, check out http://www.emperorlinux.com/

And finally, for some nice machines, check out 
http://www.penguincomputing.com/
http://www.penguincomputing.com/store/workstations.php

HTH

Jonathan Glass

Eric VanWieren wrote:

> I would love to know where you found the Dell's with linux on them. I 
> have searched the site and have not been able to find any with it 
> installed on it by default.
>
> Eric
>
> Dow Hurst wrote:
>
>> Dell workstations such as the i360n come with Redhat and are fully 
>> supported. I have one and love it. You have to spec the workstation 
>> line, not the Dimension or Optiplex desktop line.
>> Dow
>>
>>
>> Matthew Brown wrote:
>>
>>> Where does one go to spec out Linux hardware? Never actually tried 
>>> it this
>>> way, but I need a full system put together and I want the latest 
>>> hardware
>>> available that will stably run Linux.
>>>
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>>>
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