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    Users can also download more than 40 free education-related software applications for teachers and students, along with school administration applications. "Over the last several months, our engagement with customers in the education segment really pushed us to make this offer available ... It was the customer interest, not really any lack of uptake in Vista or the [success] of Linux Netbooks." HP joins Dell and Lenovo among the larger vendors that have slowly expanded or re-expanded into Linux desktops in the past several months. Full Article at LXer
    Over the last several months, our engagement with customers in the education segment really pushed us to make this offer available ... It was the customer interest, not really any lack of uptake in Vista or the [success] of Linux Netbooks.
    SOURCE: LXer 11 months ago
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HP adopts Novell's SuSe for new PC range
  1. Apart from a very small volume of SLED desktops we started to ship in Asia last year, we haven't pre-installed SLED in quite some time
    SOURCE: LXer 11 months ago

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