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To: Golden Eagle
Then perhaps you could parse this paragraph from the original article...
It's not like Dell didn't try a Linux desktop, Dell added. The Austin, Texas-based company "tried that with Red Hat on the OptiPlex and Dimension lines, but we had too many people not buying and saying we picked the wrong one." By 2001, Dell was no longer offering a Linux desktop to its usual retail customers.

77 posted on 03/09/2006 3:21:20 PM PST by Redcloak (<--- Not always a people person.)
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To: Redcloak
By 2001, Dell was no longer offering a Linux desktop

Five years, didn't realize it was that long ago. Yep, sounds like Mike has had plenty of time to make sure it was the right decision.

79 posted on 03/09/2006 3:25:34 PM PST by Golden Eagle
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