HP unveils Linux laptop

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Friday, 26 November, 2004

Hewlett-Packard began shipping its first notebook computer to come pre-installed with the Linux operating system.

Though Linux has proved popular as a server operating system, it has had less success on the desktop. In late 2000, IBM began offering Linux pre-installed on its A20 and T20 notebooks, but it eventually withdrew the Linux offering.

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