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Dear Jie Liu,
most Linux distributions are not too difficult to install, and with a
decent internet connection you only need to download a few MB for a
bootable CD for network installation - do you have a reason why you do
not want this yourself?
Dell Precision workstations are sold with RHEL, Ubuntu, or no OS
(FreeDOS), but you can't see those options from the public websites.
You need to try to get a Dell Premier account, talk to the Dell Rep
for your university about that, here's a screen shot from our uni's
premier site :
I've been pretty happy with the machines from
System76https://www.system76.com/.
They come with the most recent version of Ubuntu pre-installed.
However, as Tim says - installing Linux on any machine you can buy is a
pretty simple process now.
Cheers, Jim
On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 9:42 AM, Tim
Some of those system76 desktops look overclocked. I've always wanted to
try one to speed up processing but have been warned away from it for
fear of errors and stability. Does anyone have any experience of
overclocked desktops for PX software?
Alan
On 15/03/2013 17:55, Jim Fairman wrote:
