There’s growing speculation on several forums that Hewlett-Packard Co. plans to launch PCs with Ubuntu pre-installed within the next few months or even the next few weeks. I need to get some sleep for some business travel on Tuesday June 26. But I’ll be sure to follow-up on this lead sometime late in the day. Stay tuned.
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