Why is it that big oem pc makers are all so duplicitous in their support for Linux? Telling us what we want to hear, and then telling a Windows-only story to the rest of the world...
I'm not saying you can't get these with Linux or that you won't be able to, just ticked that they aren't telling the world through their website about the LTSP option.
John McCreesh wrote:
"Hewlett-Packard said it garnered $2.5bn (�1.36bn) selling Linux-related products and services in 2003. .. "The company also has two new thin clients -- stripped-down PCs that rely on a central server for computing horsepower. The Compaqt5300 and t5500, based on Transmeta processors, plug into central Linux servers through technology from the Linux Terminal Server Project, which is a project closely affiliated with education customers."
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/software/linuxunix/0,39020390,39119097,00.htm
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