Hi guys,
a lot of people seem concerned or just plain annoyed about "Windows8" secure-boot computers that try to lock-out Linux and since newbies to Linux can be put off the idea of modifying or tinkering with their machines to get linux working I thought it might be an idea to start a thread on alternative non-windows computers. so here's my input.
Utopia Computers, 29-31 High Glencairn street, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire KA1 4AE produce custom-built laptops from £599.00 and can supply them OS-free if you wish.
They are quality high-end products and are especially ( but not only ) suited to gamers. They also do custom-built PC.s and bundles. The service is second to none and there are plenty of magazine reviews to check them out. They also have a Facebook page.
I'm sure they would also install a linux OS on request if any newbies have reservations about installing their own. The customer service and technical support is said to be outstanding.
From £ 599.00 and above you will get a quality computer,excellent customer service, and a technical support second to none, so if you are looking for a new machine check them out. I am sure you won't be dissapointed.
Well, that's my good deed for the day- does anyone else want to recommend some OS-free or pre-loaded Linux computers for consideration ?![Smile]( "Smile")
a lot of people seem concerned or just plain annoyed about "Windows8" secure-boot computers that try to lock-out Linux and since newbies to Linux can be put off the idea of modifying or tinkering with their machines to get linux working I thought it might be an idea to start a thread on alternative non-windows computers. so here's my input.
Utopia Computers, 29-31 High Glencairn street, Kilmarnock, Ayrshire KA1 4AE produce custom-built laptops from £599.00 and can supply them OS-free if you wish.
They are quality high-end products and are especially ( but not only ) suited to gamers. They also do custom-built PC.s and bundles. The service is second to none and there are plenty of magazine reviews to check them out. They also have a Facebook page.
I'm sure they would also install a linux OS on request if any newbies have reservations about installing their own. The customer service and technical support is said to be outstanding.
From £ 599.00 and above you will get a quality computer,excellent customer service, and a technical support second to none, so if you are looking for a new machine check them out. I am sure you won't be dissapointed.
Well, that's my good deed for the day- does anyone else want to recommend some OS-free or pre-loaded Linux computers for consideration ?
