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Ubuntu’s Mark Shuttleworth Talks about Pre-Installed Linux PC’s 
CyberNet Classics | by Ryan | Mon, Jan 5
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Ubuntu founder Mark Shuttleworth has spoken up on his personal blog what he feels about the recent happenings with Dell, and the possibility that users will be offered the chance to have some distribution of Linux (such as Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, or Fedora) pre-installed on a new PC.
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